Magnetic Acoustic Seal 6002

Description

Magnetic Acoustic Seal – 6002

Magnetic acoustic seal 6002 is rebated in an anodised aluminium holder that is morticed into a 16mm x 12mm groove. (Note: not suitable when centre latching is required).

• Applications: Rebated meeting stiles of double leaf doors or sliding doors
• Excellent sealing even with no latch
• Sound reduction index of 30dB when used with an appropriate threshold seal and door assembly
• Long lasting and hardwearing
• Effective operating distance: up to 2mm
• Supplied in 2100mm lengths (PART CODE SE310)
• All fixings supplied

This seal is supplied in single 2100mm lengths i.e. if you wish to use as a male / female set you need to order two lengths.

Fitting instructions for the 6002 Magnetic Acoustic Seal

Important: Firstly, check the magnetic attraction of the 6002 before cutting the seal to lengths required to ensure they attract and not repel. If this is the case then the magnet needs to be removed and swapped 180 degrees in its housing. For efficient operation a uniform gap of 5–7mm is required between leaves.

(1) Measure the height of the meeting stile.

(2) Remove the door from its hinges and, using a router, create a 12mm deep x 16mm wide groove in the edge of the timber door. However, this seal is not suitable when centre latching is required.

(3) Cut the carrier, gasket and magnet to the length required, take care to neatly cut the profile with a power saw.

(4) Insert the 6002 into the groove (the aluminium trough section is toothed and splayed to lock into the groove – no fixing is required).

(5) Re-hang the door onto its hinges and ensure the seal is clean.

(6) Close the door and ensure the seal makes uniform contact with the opposite door leaf. Repeat steps 1-5 to install the opposite seal.

NOTE Initial contact of seals may take several seconds, subsequent connections are immediate.

Ensure that the installation of this product does not impede the opening or closing of the door. Furthermore, it is recommended to check the adjustment of the door seal periodically to ensure the door assembly to which it is fitted closes and latches properly.