Glynn Johnson 90 Series

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Glynn Johnson 90 Series
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Overview

Heavy-duty, surface mounted.

The track Glynn Johnson 90 Series surface mounts to the door and the arm mounts to the door stop. Track mounting allows the arm to slide creating a moving pivot point.

Built-in stop is standard and optional hold-open feature can be added.

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Features - Glynn Johnson 90 Series

  • 90S = Stop Only
  • 90H = Stop plus Hold Open
  • 90F = Stop plus Friction Hold Open
  • Available in standard architectural finishes
  • Less expensive Powder Coated finishes also available
  • UL Listed
  • 1-year warranty


Tips From The Pros

The 90 Series is a popular choice due to it's flexibility. The track and arm combination allows for smooth opening and closing motions. Plus, two hold open options are avialable.

The standard hold open (H) allows for only one position setting, anywhere between 85 and 110 degrees. The exact position is set during installation. Once a position is selected, it will remain the only hold open position.

The friction hold open (F) allows for a moving hold open point, often called a multi-point hold open. The door can be opened to any position and the friction of the track will hold it in place. The amount of friction is adjustable using an Allen Wrench.

The Glynn Johnson 90 Series overhead stops are sized. This means different models are used with different door widths.

  • 23-27'' - model 902 (S, H, or F)
  • 27-33'' - model 903 (S, H, or F)
  • 33-39'' - model 904 (S, H, or F)
  • 39-45'' - model 905 (S, H, or F)
  • 45-51'' - model 906 (S, H, or F)

To complicate matters further, the above sizes are for standard hinges and pivots with an offset design. Should you be using center hung pivots, the chart changes. See the manufacturer's brochure for the center hung chart.

MODEL STOP ONLY STOP w/HOLD OPEN
902 902S 902H
903 903S 903H
904 904S 904H
905 905S 905H
906 906S 906H

The last area of concern is the mounting. Both the door and the frame should be reinforced where the unit mounts. With metal doors and frames, a 1/4'' steel plate is welded to the backside. This area must be drilled and tapped for the mounting bolts. When possible, a more secure installation can be accomplished by using through bolts.



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