Hager 6N 5-1/2" Center to Center Cast Door Pull with Plates

Yes. The Hager 6N cast pull is specified for 1-3/4 inch (45 mm) doors, which is the standard commercial door thickness. It mounts with two 1/4-20 thru bolts and finish washers, so the door has to be drilled through at 5-1/2 inch center to center.

No. The 6N is not suitable for back to back mounting. It uses thru bolts into the door, so a second pull on the opposite face would conflict with the same fastener holes. If you need a pull on both faces, you need a pull designed for back to back installation.

Yes. The 6N cast pull meets ANSI A156.6 for J401 pulls and carries an EPD (Environmental Product Declaration). That combination is what institutional and government specs usually ask for on architectural door trim.

They are not the same item. The Hager 6N ships as a cast pull that may be combined with a plate to make a pull plate, so the plate is a separate selection. Products like the Trimco 1010 and 1012 cast pull plates, the Ives 8302 heavy duty pull plate with through bolt mounting, and the Delaney 3-1/2 by 15 inch and 4 by 16 inch pull plates are supplied as pull-on-plate assemblies. If the spec calls for a single plate-mounted unit, order one of those; if you want the pull alone or a custom plate pairing, the 6N is the flexible choice.

The Hager 6N is fixed at 5-1/2 inch center-to-center. For a longer grab, Trimco's 1014 half-round pull plate uses a 6 inch CTC pull, and the Ives 8303 heavy duty pull plate is offered with 8 inch or 10 inch center-to-center mounting. Going the other direction, the Trimco 1010 cast pull plate runs 5 inch CTC. Longer CTC changes the bolt hole spacing, so an existing door prepped for the 6N will need new holes.

The Hager 6N is a cast pull with 5-1/2 inch center-to-center spacing and a 1-7/8 inch projection. Trimco offers two cast heavy duty pull plates at the same 5.5 inch CTC: the 1012, a cast tapered pull plate, and the 1013, a round pull plate. Both match the hole spacing, so an existing 5-1/2 inch CTC through-bolt pattern in the door carries over. The difference is grip shape - the Hager 6N pull is 1 inch in diameter with a 6-1/2 inch overall length, while the 1012 uses a tapered profile and the 1013 a round one.

Correct, the 6N is mounted with two 1/4-20 thru bolts and finish washers and is noted as not suitable for back to back mounting. Where hardware is required on both faces, look at pull plate and push plate pairs sold as sets: Emtek offers Push and Pull Plates in the Knoxville, Modern, and lost wax cast bronze Petal patterns, and Delaney pairs a 3-1/2 by 15 inch pull plate with a matching 3-1/2 by 15 inch push plate, as well as a 4 by 16 inch pull plate with a 4 by 16 inch push plate. That gives a pull on the pull side and a plate on the push side rather than two pulls sharing one set of bolts.

Clearance behind the grip is 1-3/8 inches (34.9 mm), with total projection off the door face of 1-7/8 inches (47.6 mm). The grip is 1 inch in diameter and the pull measures 6-1/2 inches overall with 5-1/2 inch center to center. That clearance is what decides whether a gloved hand or a full grip fits, and it also matters where the door swings past a wall or adjacent leaf.

As stocked, the 6N is 630 satin stainless steel, and the substrate is stainless steel. The 6N pull design is produced in aluminum, brass, bronze and stainless steel castings; satin stainless is the one that matches the bulk of commercial hardware already hanging in most buildings.

Mounting hardware comes with it: two 1/4-20 thru bolts and finish washers. You drill the door through at 5-1/2 inch centers and bolt it. Nothing else is supplied, so if you want the pull backed by a plate you order that plate separately, and a push plate for the opposite face is also a separate item.

Yes. Cast construction plus 1/4-20 thru bolt mounting is the standard approach for high traffic openings, because the load goes through the door rather than into screws in the face. The 6N is a cast pull meeting ANSI A156.6 J401. If you want a plate style alternative in the same duty class, the Ives 8302 is a heavy duty pull plate with through bolt mounting.

The Hager 6N is a general purpose cast pull for 1-3/4 inch doors, through bolted and meeting ANSI A156.6 for J401 pulls. It is not built around a specific exit device. Where the opening has a Detex Value Series exit device, the Detex P/PN Series pull plate is made for that application. For standard flush doors with no device trim to coordinate, the 6N or a Trimco 1012 or 1013 cast pull plate is the more usual specification.

The Hager 6N is a plain cast pull with a 1 inch diameter grip, 1-7/8 inch projection and 1-3/8 inch clearance, offered in aluminum, brass, bronze and stainless steel. For a decorative entry where a utility profile is not wanted, Emtek's Petal push and pull plates are lost wax cast bronze, and Emtek also offers Knoxville and Modern patterns. Those trade the ANSI A156.6 J401 pull compliance of the 6N for an ornamental look.

The Hager 6N cast pull meets ANSI A156.6 for J401 pulls and through bolts with two 1/4-20 bolts, which is the mounting method specified for abuse-prone openings. Among comparable pull plates carrying a heavy duty designation are the Ives 8302 and 8303, and the Trimco 1010, 1012 and 1013. The Ives 8302 is specifically a through bolt mounted heavy duty pull plate, which matches the 6N's fastening approach.

The 6N is the pull only, so the push face is a separate order. Common push plate sizes from other brands we carry include the Delaney 3-1/2 x 15 inch push plate and the Delaney 4 x 16 inch push plate. Emtek also does matched push and pull plate sets in the Modern, Knoxville and lost wax cast bronze Petal patterns if the look matters more than a stainless commercial match.