Emergency Door Opener R

The handle makes working much more comfortable and protects against injuries inside the hand by the edges of the opening cards. Assembling is easy: with a simple paper punch the card can be punched and fitted like a sandwich between the two handle parts the two crosshead screws and their counter nuts. 

This simple and very useful tool allows the user to pull down the door handle on the other side of the door. The Door Handle-Catch is simply inserted in the gap between door and floor, then lifted up and adjusted above (around) the door handle. Using the pulling-rope on the outside, the handle is then pushed down.  In many cases this is the easiest and fastest method of opening closed but unlocked doors. A necessary precondition for the successful use of the handle-catch is a sufficiently wide gap (at least 4.0 mm) between door and floor or a door-strip that can be removed to create a sufficiently wide gap. The door handle catch can also be used with double rebate doors.In combination with the Door Handle Catch, the Air-Wedge can be very efficient. Length of pulling rope: approx. 110 cm.The door handle catch can also be used with double rebate doors. 

Lifter for security-fittings usually allow lifting of the security fitting in order to insert a square bolt knife into the gap and turn the handle mechanism. The 50° angled blade ensures safe work without risk of injury to the users knuckles, since the operating hand do not rest directly on the door panel.Normally this opening technique is only possible with simple fittings which are not screwed together. 

The popular panic door opener is now available for doors opening to the left and to the right. The easiest direction for opening is to go from the top towards the bottom of the door. Now this is possible with both right and left hand doors. No more complicated handling thanks to the two different directions in which you can now select from, left or right, depending on the direction the door is opening to. Practical and effective!For the opening of closed doors that open to the outside, single-offset doors, i.e. those that can be found in public buildings and emergency exits. In order to insert the tool into the gap between frame and door it is often necessary to broaden this gap using a suction cup or our Multi-Opener. Depending on the door, this application can require different techniques therefore it’s advisable to be prepared for all possibilities! Extending the door gap can accomplished e.g. with a strong siphon, door wedges or a door lever.The tool is made from 1 mm spring steel.  33800 = Door use from the top right33805 = Door use from the top left 

Lifter for security-fittings usually allow lifting of the security fitting in order to insert a square bolt knife into the gap and turn the handle mechanism. The 50° angled blade ensures safe work without risk of injury to the users knuckles, since the operating hand do not rest directly on the door panel.Normally this opening technique is only possible with simple fittings which are not screwed together. 

The handle makes working much more comfortable and protects against injuries inside the hand by the edges of the opening cards. Assembling is easy: with a simple paper punch the card can be punched and fitted like a sandwich between the two handle parts the two crosshead screws and their counter nuts. 

This simple and very useful tool allows the user to pull down the door handle on the other side of the door. The Door Handle-Catch is simply inserted in the gap between door and floor, then lifted up and adjusted above (around) the door handle. Using the pulling-rope on the outside, the handle is then pushed down.  In many cases this is the easiest and fastest method of opening closed but unlocked doors. A necessary precondition for the successful use of the handle-catch is a sufficiently wide gap (at least 4.0 mm) between door and floor or a door-strip that can be removed to create a sufficiently wide gap. The door handle catch can also be used with double rebate doors.In combination with the Door Handle Catch, the Air-Wedge can be very efficient. Length of pulling rope: approx. 110 cm.The door handle catch can also be used with double rebate doors. 

Lifter for security-fittings usually allow lifting of the security fitting in order to insert a square bolt knife into the gap and turn the handle mechanism. The 50° angled blade ensures safe work without risk of injury to the users knuckles, since the operating hand do not rest directly on the door panel.Normally this opening technique is only possible with simple fittings which are not screwed together. 

The popular panic door opener is now available for doors opening to the left and to the right. The easiest direction for opening is to go from the top towards the bottom of the door. Now this is possible with both right and left hand doors. No more complicated handling thanks to the two different directions in which you can now select from, left or right, depending on the direction the door is opening to. Practical and effective!For the opening of closed doors that open to the outside, single-offset doors, i.e. those that can be found in public buildings and emergency exits. In order to insert the tool into the gap between frame and door it is often necessary to broaden this gap using a suction cup or our Multi-Opener. Depending on the door, this application can require different techniques therefore it’s advisable to be prepared for all possibilities! Extending the door gap can accomplished e.g. with a strong siphon, door wedges or a door lever.The tool is made from 1 mm spring steel.  33800 = Door use from the top right33805 = Door use from the top left 

Lifter for security-fittings usually allow lifting of the security fitting in order to insert a square bolt knife into the gap and turn the handle mechanism. The 50° angled blade ensures safe work without risk of injury to the users knuckles, since the operating hand do not rest directly on the door panel.Normally this opening technique is only possible with simple fittings which are not screwed together.