Electrohydraulic and electromechanical operators serve a similar purpose: to enhance accessibility. But use cases and functions vary between these two types of operators.

Offset and center-hung pivots play a crucial role in ensuring smooth door operation. Offset pivots ensure balance and weight distribution, while center-hung pivots offer seamless movement and architectural versatility.

Cam action closers are a smart choice when doors need to reliably close while maintaining a low opening force for accessibility.

Low-energy door operators are designed with a number of intelligent functions to deliver important usability and safety benefits across four categories: power assistance, obstruction detection, hardware help, and life safety.

Low energy door operators are designed to provide enhanced accessibility in commercial buildings. But where can they be installed, and are they ADA compliant? Learn the 6 essentials of low energy door operators here.

The Norton Rixson portfolio of low energy operators offers a solution for every application—but what's the difference between the 6200 and the 6300 Series Operators?

A low energy door operator assists individuals with limited mobility whereas a high energy door operator provides continuous automation for all.

Door closers are an important security layer in commercial buildings. Without this safeguard, an unlatched door leaves your building at risk of intrusions. Learn more about how heavy-duty door closers safeguard your buildings.