A common query is whether exterior doors to a building will require the installation of a panic device. Whether you’re working on a school, a high-hazard occupancy, a place of assembly, or another facility, determining the panic hardware requirements for…
The Von Duprin 22 is Economical and Strong. As the least expensive Von Duprin you would think it might be cheap, but it is still one of the strongest exit or panic devices out in industry today. This makes it…
The Monarch / Falcon 25-R Series Rim Panic Device has had a few names over the years. The Falcon 25-R and Monarch 25-R are the same exit device with a different name attached to them. In about 2010 Ingersoll Rand,…
The Von Duprin 050500 88 Rim Latch Tail Kit is used on the 88EO, 88DT, 88NL, 88L, 88K and 88TP devices. The kit includes one Latch Tail, two Latch Tail Springs, and two Latch Tail Pins. The 050500 does wear…
One questions we are often asked is what is the difference between the ED5200, ED5200A and ED4200 Latch Assembly or Active Head. The ED4200 is for the Narrow Stile Rim Devices, usually mounted on aluminum framed glass doors. The ED5200…
We have been able to find a large stock of the Von Duprin 050709 Dogging Assembly, the older version of the Von Duprin Dogging Assembly used on devices shipped before 1997. The dogging assembly is the piece you put your…
Panic Hardware 259M is a number we find on Falcon Dor-o-matic Panic Exit Devices. The number 259M is an Underwriter Laboratory number, and is a number that signifies the device has passed certification. We find this number on all of…
When you find “Listed 805H Panic Hardware” on your exit device, the hardware is usually Sargent. The number 805H is an Underwriters Laboratory Number, that we find on all door closers and Panic Devices, in this case Sargent. The number…
Von Duprin has made some excellent exit devices in the past 100 years, and many of them are still in operation today. The Von Duprin 44 was discontinued in the 1980’s, but we still have some of them in stock.…
