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DORMA 702F Standard Duty Surface Applied Friction Stop (27-1/8"-36" door opening)

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DORMA 702F Series

700 Series - Standard duty stops/holders

900 Series - Heavy duty stops/holders

Functions

S - Stop Only
F - Friction Stop
H - Stop/Hold

Stop only units (S function) are designed to limit the degree of door swing while providing a cushioned stop. These units are a good choice for use on labeled fire doors where hold open is prohibited.

Stop/Hold units (H function) function like stop only units with an added selective on/off hold open feature. An inconspicuous slot screw on the face of the track channel allows field engagement/disengagement of hold open. Stop/hold is recommended where non-labeled doors must be held in the open position.

Friction/Stop (F function) units provide a cushioned limiting stop and adjustable friction stay. The accessible screw on top of the slide shoe allows field adjustment of the friction. This option provides a method of holding non- labeled doors at multiple positions without readjustment. Available in 700/710 Series only.

 

Stops and Holders

With its 700/900 Series, DORMA offers a line of versatile stops and holders. This line complements the existing full range of door closers, providing a total door control system.

  • Durable and visually pleasing
  • Surface applied or concealed
  • Highest quality materials
  • Different finishes available
  • Several unit types available

Product details

Durable and visually pleasing

Separate stops and holders are the preferred method of limiting door swing. They are ideal where the use of wall or floor stops is precluded. The 700/900 Series high quality units are both durable and visually pleasing.

Highest quality materials

DORMA stops and holders are designed and manufactured from the highest quality materials to provide optimum service under heavy-duty use.

Different finishes available

A standard two-coat paint finish is the best choice to match sprayed DORMA door closers. Optional plated finishes are also available.

Several unit types available

Stop only units are designed to limit the degree of door swing while providing a cushioned stop. These units are a good choice for use on labeled fire doors where hold open is prohibited. Stop/Hold units function like stop only units with an added selective on/off hold open feature. Stop/hold is recommended where non-labeled doors must be held in the open position. Friction/Stop units provide a cushioned limiting stop and adjustable friction stay. This option provides a method of holding non-labeled doors at multiple positions without readjustment. Available in 700/710 Series only.

 

Manufacturer Resources

Product Specs

Subcategory:
Holders and Stops
Series:
700 Series
Product Group:
Door Controls
Product Subgroup:
Overhead Stops and Holders
Product Type:
Overhead Stops and Holders - Surface Mount
Commercial/Residential:
Commercial
Product Model:
702F
Product Category:
Door Controls
Department:
Door Hardware

Dormakaba 702F 626 – Frequently Asked Questions

1) What does the F in DORMA 702F mean, and how is it different from the 702S and 702H?
F is the friction stop function. It gives a cushioned limiting stop plus an adjustable friction stay, so the door will hold at multiple positions along the arm rather than one fixed hold-open point. S is stop only, no hold. H is stop with a selective on/off hold open engaged by a slot screw on the track channel. Pick F when you want the door to stay put wherever you push it; pick H when you want one repeatable hold-open position.
2) My opening gets heavy abuse. Is a standard duty overhead stop enough, or do I need something heavier?
The 702F is a standard duty unit from DORMA's 700 Series. On a high traffic or abused opening, an entry door, a stairwell, a dock door, go heavier. ZenSupply carries the Norton Rixson 7 Series Checkmate industrial duty surface stop and holder and the Norton Rixson 9ADJ Checkmate heavy duty adjustable surface unit, both Grade 1, along with the Sargent 590 heavy duty surface stop/holder and the Glynn-Johnson 90 Series heavy duty surface holder. Reserve the standard duty unit for interior office, corridor and residential-scale commercial doors.
3) I can't put a wall stop or floor stop on this door. Will an overhead stop solve it?
That's exactly the case these are built for. An overhead stop limits the swing at the top of the door, so it works where a wall stop would land on glass, a low partition or nothing at all, and where a floor stop would be a trip hazard or a problem for cleaning. The 702F cushions the stop rather than slamming the door against a hard limit, and its friction stay lets the leaf stay put at whatever angle you set.
4) Can a DORMA 702F friction stop be used on a labeled fire door?
No. The 702F carries the F friction function, which provides an adjustable friction stay for holding non-labeled doors at multiple positions - hold open, in any form, is prohibited on labeled fire doors. For a fire rated opening the correct choice in the same DORMA family is an S stop only unit, which limits the degree of door swing with a cushioned stop and no hold feature. Do not treat the hold-capable surface units as drop-in alternates for that opening either: the Norton Rixson 7 Series Checkmate is specifically a stop and holder with a hold open function, and the ABH 3300A Series and ABH 3400 Series are surface mount overhead stop and holder units as well.
5) What is the closest equivalent to a DORMA 702F surface overhead friction stop from another manufacturer?
The DORMA 702F is a standard duty surface applied overhead stop with the F friction function, which gives a cushioned limiting stop plus an adjustable friction stay that holds a non-labeled door at multiple positions. The nearest peers in the same surface-mount overhead stop and holder family are the Sargent 1540, a standard duty surface mount door stop/holder with a 110 degree opening, and the Glynn-Johnson 450 Series, a light to medium duty surface overhead door holder and stop. Both mount on the face of the door and frame the same way the 702F does. The difference to weigh is the holding behavior: the 702F stays by friction and is adjusted with a screw on top of the slide shoe, while the 1540 and 450 Series are catalogued as stop/holder units that hold at a set open position.
6) The DORMA 702F is standard duty. What overhead stop should I use on a high traffic or abusive opening instead?
The 702F belongs to the DORMA 700 Series, which is the standard duty line of stops and holders; the 900 Series is the heavy duty line. If the opening takes abuse, step to a heavy duty surface unit: the Norton Rixson 7 Series Checkmate is an industrial duty surface stop and holder with a hold open function, rated heavy duty and Grade 1, the Norton Rixson 9ADJ Checkmate is a heavy duty adjustable surface mount stop and holder with a 110 degree opening, also Grade 1, the Norton Rixson 10 Series Checkmate is a heavy duty Grade 1 surface stop/holder with a slide track arm, and the Sargent 590 is a heavy duty overhead surface mount stop/holder of bronze construction, likewise Grade 1. All four surface mount like the 702F, so the door and frame prep concept is the same, but none of them offer the adjustable friction stay that lets the 702F hold at multiple positions.
7) What should I use instead of a DORMA 702F if the stop cannot show on the face of the door?
The 702F is a surface applied unit, so its track and arm are visible on the door and frame. Where the design will not accept that, the concealed alternatives are the ABH 4000 Series, a concealed mount overhead stop and holder of medium duty construction, and the ABH 4000RA Series, a concealed mount medium duty overhead door holder and stop with adjustable opening control. Both require the door and frame to be prepped for a concealed unit rather than simply drilled for a surface plate, so they are a specification decision at the door supplier rather than a field swap for an existing 702F.
8) Which overhead stop lets me set the degree of door swing on site, and does the DORMA 702F do that?
The 702F gives field adjustment of the friction stay through an accessible screw on top of the slide shoe, which controls how firmly the door is held at position, not the opening angle. Where the requirement is to set or limit the opening degree in the field, the units built for it are the ABH 3300A Series surface mount stop and holder with adjustable opening control, the ABH 4000RA Series concealed mount medium duty holder and stop with adjustable opening control, and the Norton Rixson 9ADJ Checkmate, a heavy duty adjustable surface mount stop and holder with a 110 degree opening. Sort out which adjustment the job actually needs before ordering, because the two are not the same feature.
9) How do you adjust the friction on a DORMA 702F so the door holds where you want it?
There's an accessible screw on top of the slide shoe. Tighten or back it off in the field to set how much resistance the door meets, and once it's set the door stays at any position you leave it without needing readjustment. That adjustment is on the unit itself, so a maintenance tech can retune it without pulling the stop off the door.
10) Is the friction stop function available on the DORMA 900 Series heavy duty stops?
No. The friction function is offered in the 700 and 710 Series only. The 700 Series is the standard duty line and the 900 Series is the heavy duty line, so if the opening needs heavy duty you're choosing between stop only and stop/hold, not friction.
11) Should I use a surface mounted overhead stop or a concealed one?
Surface applied, like the 702F, mounts on the face of the door and the frame soffit. It's the faster install, it can go on an existing opening without routing the door, and it's serviceable without taking anything apart. Concealed units hide in a pocket cut into the door top and frame, so they look cleaner but need the prep. If the door is already hung and you don't want to mill it, go surface. If appearance drives the job, ZenSupply carries the ABH 4000 Series and 4000RA Series concealed mount medium duty overhead stops and holders.
12) What finishes does the DORMA 702F come in, and which one matches a sprayed DORMA closer?
Fifteen finishes: 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 611 bright bronze, 612 satin bronze, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 618 bright nickel, 619 satin nickel, 625 bright chrome, 626 satin chrome, 689 aluminum painted, 690 dark bronze, 691 light bronze, 693 black painted, 695 dark bronze and 696 satin brass. The standard two-coat paint finishes, 689, 690, 693 and 695 among them, are the ones meant to match sprayed DORMA door closers on the same opening. The plated finishes are the optional route when you're matching lever trim and hinges instead.
13) If I standardize my building on DORMA 700 Series stops, can I mix functions across different doors?
Yes, and that's the usual way to spec a building. Fire rated openings take the S stop-only units, non-labeled doors that need a fixed hold-open take H, and doors where staff want the leaf parked at varying angles, a break room, a supply corridor, take the F friction units like the 702F. All three come out of the same 700 Series standard duty line and share the same finish range, so the openings look consistent even though the functions differ.
14) I am standardizing overhead stops across a building and need finish matching. How does the DORMA 702F compare to other overhead stop lines on finish?
The 702F is offered across a wide finish range including 605 bright brass, 606 satin brass, 611 bright bronze, 612 satin bronze, 613 oil rubbed bronze, 618 bright nickel, 619 satin nickel, 625 bright chrome, 626 satin chrome, 689 aluminum painted, 690 dark bronze, 691 light bronze, 693 black painted, 695 dark bronze and 696 satin brass, and its standard two-coat paint finish is intended to match sprayed DORMA door closers. That closer-matching intent is the practical reason to keep the 702F on a DORMA opening. Where the building runs another closer line, the peer overhead stops to look at are the Sargent 1540 and Sargent 590 or the Glynn-Johnson 450 Series and 90 Series, since matching the stop to the closer already on the door is what keeps a corridor looking consistent.
15) Is the DORMA 702F rated for commercial use or is it a residential part?
Commercial. It's a commercial door control from DORMA's standard duty stop and holder line, meant to work alongside their door closers as part of one door control package on the opening.
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