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Resolution: For LCN Cast Iron Closers, the 4050A, and Falcon SC closers it is (1 3/4") wide, (1 1/2") tall and (1 1/2") deep For 1250 and 1450 LCN Alum body Closers it is (2") wide, (1 1/2") tall and (1 1/2"...:

What does BSS and CSS stand for?

Resolution: BSS means - Blade Stop Spacer. A -61 for example would be used after the series of the closer being used. CSS means - Cush Shoe Support. A -30 for example would be used after the series of the cl...:

When did the 4111 Cush arms become non-handed?

Resolution: This engineering change did affect the templating of the closer. The stop in the shoe is slightly larger than the original handed cush shoe. The new non-handed arm template locates the closer and s...:

Which closer should I use for a "High Wind" condition?

Resolution: A 4110 with AVB (advance variable back check) would be recommended. Using a SCUSH (Spring Cush) arm will also help minimize shock to all door hardware.:

Can a 4040 open to 180°?

Resolution: The 4040/4040XP closer mountings have the following maximum opening degree templating: The 4040/4040XP PA "Regular Arm" mount will allow for 180° max. opening. The 4040/4040...:

Can you mount a 4041 Cush arm with a EDA arm template and get 180 degrees opening?

Resolution: The dead stop post would need to be removed and the 4040/4040XP EDA mounting template for 180° would be followed.:

What are the 1460 closer arm options?

Resolution: The 1460 Regular Arm part numbers are: Regular Arm -- 1460-3077 or 1460-3077L for long arm (must specify finish). Regular Arm with PA -- 1460-3077PA (must specify finish). Regular Hold Open Ar...:

What is the part # for the 4040 HCush arm?

Resolution: The part number for the 4041/4040XP HCush arm is 4040XP-3049CNS.:

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