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AXA Future proof

One Vision. Complete Door Solutions.

For years, AXA has been helping create secure and comfortable buildings through innovative hardware solutions.

Our products are developed to meet modern requirements for accessibility, safety, durability and ease of use.

Whether you are specifying hardware for a new development, manufacturing doors or maintaining existing buildings, AXA provides reliable solutions that stand the test of time.

From door handles that ensure comfortable daily operation to door closers that improve safety and building performance.

AXA offers smart, durable solutions designed for the future.

Built for Today. Ready for Tomorrow.

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Doorclosers and door accessories

Key benefits of doorclosers

A door closer does much more than simply close a door. It improves safety, increases comfort and protects both the door and its hardware from unnecessary wear. If you are looking for :

βœ… Controlled and smooth door closing

βœ… Reduced wear on doors, frames and locks

βœ… Improved fire and smoke compartmentation

βœ… Better energy efficiency by preventing doors from remaining open

βœ… Suitable for residential and commercial applications

βœ… Models with different closing forces and mounting options

 

Than this solution is especially for you.

Ideal applications for doorclosers

🏒 Apartment buildings

🏫 Schools

πŸ₯ Healthcare facilities

🏨 Hotels

🏬 Commercial buildings

πŸšͺ Interior and exterior doors

Few advantages which might not be so obvious

Why Choose AXA Doorclosers?

AXA Door Closers combine durability, reliable performance and easy installation. Designed for intensive daily use, they help improve safety, comfort and building performance while ensuring smooth door operation for years to come.

βœ… Built to Last

AXA Door Closers are designed for long-term performance in residential, commercial and public buildings. Every day, doors are opened and closed hundreds of times. Our door closers are engineered to deliver smooth and reliable operation year after year.

βœ… Up to 10-Year Warranty

We stand behind the quality of our products. That is why AXA Door Closers are backed by a 10-year warranty, giving you confidence that you are investing in a durable and dependable solution.

βœ… Manufactured in Europe

AXA Door Closers are developed and manufactured in the European Union, ensuring consistent quality standards, reliable supply chains and compliance with European regulations and building requirements.

βœ…Β  Designed to Match Every Project

Functionality should not come at the expense of appearance. AXA Door Closers are available in multiple colours, including black and grey finishes, allowing seamless integration with modern, industrial and traditional interiors.

βœ… Easy Installation

Clear installation instructions and practical mounting templates make installation quick and straightforward. Whether you are a professional installer, door manufacturer or maintenance specialist, AXA Door Closers are designed to save time on site.

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Do you have questions?

What does the EN rating mean on a door closer?
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The EN rating defines the closing force of a door closer in accordance with EN 1154 standards. The higher the rating, the larger and heavier the door the closer can operate. For example, EN 2 is suitable for doors up to 850 mm wide and weighing up to 40 kg, while EN 6 is designed for doors up to 1400 mm wide and weighing up to 120 kg.
Which door closer should I choose for external doors?
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External doors are exposed to wind, temperature fluctuations, and intensive daily use. Therefore, it is recommended to choose a door closer with adjustable closing force and temperature compensation. AXA 7510 and 7511 models offer adjustable closing force from EN 3-6 and are suitable for doors weighing up to 120 kg.
What is the difference between a slide arm and a scissor arm door closer?
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A slide arm door closer stands out with its elegant appearance and modern design. It is often chosen for office buildings, residential properties, and projects with high aesthetic requirements. A scissor arm door closer, on the other hand, is a robust and cost-effective solution valued for its durability and reliability.  
Can a door closer be used on fire-rated doors?
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Yes. Selected AXA door closer models comply with EN 1154 requirements and are suitable for fire-rated doors tested according to EN 1634 standards. Depending on the specific model, they can be installed on both timber and steel fire doors.
Can the door closing speed be adjusted?
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Yes. Most AXA door closers allow the closing speed to be adjusted. This ensures that doors close smoothly and safely without the risk of slamming. The adjustment feature allows the door closer to be tailored to the specific requirements of the building and its level of use.
Does a door closer work properly in winter and summer?
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Modern AXA door closers are equipped with temperature compensation technology. This means they maintain consistent performance in temperatures ranging from -15Β°C to +40Β°C, ensuring smooth and reliable door closing throughout the year.  
How do I choose the right door closer for my door?
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When selecting a door closer, you should consider the door weight, door width, installation location, and frequency of use. For heavy external doors, models with a higher closing force rating, such as EN 5-6, are recommended. For lightweight internal doors, EN 2-3 is often sufficient. The door closer should be matched to both the door leaf dimensions and the operating conditions.
What is opening damping on a door closer?
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Opening damping, also known as backcheck, limits the door opening speed when the door is pushed forcefully or exposed to strong wind gusts. This feature protects doors, hardware, and surrounding walls from damage while increasing the service life of the entire installation.
Why does my door not close properly even with a door closer installed?
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The most common causes are incorrect closing force settings or improperly adjusted latching action. In some cases, resistance may be caused by door seals, lock strikes, or differences in air pressure between rooms. Proper adjustment of the door closer settings will usually resolve the issue.