Back checks - against an uncontrolled opening of hinged doors

Back checks are a reliable solution for doors (or windows) that open suddenly due to wind or careless operation.

If the door opens too fast, the back check slows down the door and prevents it from opening without control. This way, it protects the goods and the people standing in the vicinity of the door.

For doors that open uncontrolled due to the wind

Ensures controlled opening of hinged doors

Prevent damage to the door, hinges and facade of the building

Avoid risk of injury from doors that open too quickly

Back checks

Advantages

  • Numerous models to suit a wide range of door settings
  • Optionally available with an integrated hold-open
  • Can be used in combination with a door closer
  • No tripping hazard due to a floor stop
  • Made in Germany - they meet the highest quality standards
  • Our service for you: we calculate the appropriate model and installation points for your application

Product features

  • Available in two versions:
    • with fixed damping force (TB)
    • with adjustable damping force (TBR)
  • Series: Depending on the door/window weight, opening angle and installation situation, there are different models available in two diameter ranges (10-23 and 14-28)
  • Colors:
    • Standard color: RAL 9006, satin finish
    • Preferrential colors (affordable and fast leads) : RAL 7040, RAL 7016, RAL 9005, RAL 9007, RAL 9016
    • Custom colors: Other RAL colors available on request
  • Adjustment: By reducing the oil fill pressure, it is possible to adjust the opening angle at which the damping starts
  • Accessories: In addition to the standard sets, there are a large number of installation brackets and plates, which allow installation on almost every door
TB sans blocage RAL9006

TB sans blocage - RAL 9006

TB avec blocage RAL9006

TV avec blocage - RAL 9006

TBR sans blocage RAL9006

TBR sans blocage - RAL 9006

TBR avec blocage RAL9006

TBR avec blocage - RAL 9006

Amortisseurs limiteurs douverture couleurs

Autres couleurs et surfaces

RAL 7040
RAL 7016
RAL 9005
RAL 9007
RAL 9016
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TB sans blocage RAL9006
TB avec blocage RAL9006
TBR sans blocage RAL9006
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Service and consultation

We will be happy to assist you in selecting the appropriate back check and determining its installation position. Simply fill in our questionnaire and send it to us.

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Application areas of back checks

Entrance doors

In the case of doors that open to the outside, wind or drafts can blow them off your hand and hit the facade of the building or a bystander. Back checks prevent damage such as torn hinges or broken door closers, as well as injuries.
>> See application example

Schools and day care centers

Doors in schools and day care centers are often exposed to the rush of children wanting to leave the building. Back checks prevent uncontrolled opening and thus damage to the door and also help to prevent injuries to students and teachers.
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Stores and commercial buildings

Stores often have large glass entrance doors. These heavy doors can quickly become a hazard for passers-by if there is too much wind and the door is blown open.
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Industrial buildings

Exterior doors in industrial buildings are also often problematic. If the wind blows them open suddenly, this poses a great safety risk. The back checks ensure safety by slowing down the door as soon as the speed of the door leaf becomes too high.
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Public buildings

Highly frequented doors in public buildings (educational institutions, town halls, fairs, public toilets, etc.) often open too wide due to careless use. In this case, back dampers are the perfect alternative to floor stops, as they don't pose a tripping hazard.
>> See application example

Windows

Especially in buildings where windows are frequently operated, wind, drafts and careless opening can quickly lead to damage, resulting in high repair costs. The back check is also the ideal solution in this case - and it can also be easily installed in tilt-and-turn windows.
>> See application example