DORMA 8530 Side Load Arm
DC8530
The DORMA 8530 Side Load Arm is for use with the RTS85 and top rails with a minimum 15mm channel depth and 38mm width.
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DORMA 8530 Side Load Arm - Side-load installation is achieved by offering the door in the closed position, onto the floor pivot. The closer arm, fitted in the upper door rail, is connected to the spindle and secured with a clamping piece.
• For top rails with min. 15 mm channel depth and 38 mm width.
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