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COR9G Gravity Door Coordinator Mechanical Double Door Closing Device

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Model: COR9G gravity door coordinator. This device is a mechanical door coordinator used for double doors. It includes mounting screws and installation instructions. No electrical or software components are present or required.
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Description
Model: COR9G gravity door coordinator. This device is a mechanical door coordinator used for double doors. It includes mounting screws and installation instructions. No electrical or software components are present or required.
Technical Data
Model: COR9G Serial Number: N/A Voltage: N/A Frequency: N/A Power Consumption: N/A Fuse Rating: N/A Software Version: N/A Configuration: Gravity door coordinator mechanism with mounting hardware Manufacturing Year: N/A
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Gravity door coordinator mechanism with mounting hardware
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Mounting screws, Installation instructions
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Product description

Mechanical gravity door coordinator for secure sequential closing of double doors, with mounting hardware included.

The COR9G gravity door coordinator is a mechanical device engineered to ensure the precise coordination and sequential closing of double doors. It operates without electrical or software components, relying solely on gravity mechanics to control the door closing order. This device includes all necessary mounting hardware and detailed installation instructions for integration into commercial or institutional door systems. Ideal for building maintenance and facility management, the COR9G supports secure door closure in environments requiring reliable mechanical coordination.

Key features include:

  • Model: COR9G gravity door coordination mechanism
  • Operation: Mechanical, gravity-based door closing sequence control
  • Application: Designed for double door installations requiring proper sequential closing
  • Installation: Supplied with mounting screws and comprehensive instruction manual
  • Power requirements: None; fully mechanical operation ensures durability and low maintenance

This mechanical door coordinator is essential for facilities management professionals seeking reliable door control solutions without electrical dependencies. Widely applicable in commercial buildings and institutional environments, it supports secure and efficient traffic flow by preventing door misalignment or damage during closing sequences. The straightforward mechanical design makes it a practical choice for maintenance teams in building automation and structural safety contexts.

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Last updated 19 October 2026