LCN 1460-3077SCNS Arm in Aluminum (689)

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LCN 1460-3077SCNS Arm

$319.99 each
SKU 1460-3077SCNS 689

Finish: Aluminum (689)

Faded finishes are special order.

Configuration: Standard

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LCN 1460-3077SCNS Arm Aluminum (689), Standard $319.99

Overview

About this product

The LCN 1460-3077SCNS Arm is a replacement spring Cush-N-Stop arm for 1460 series closers. It is used when the original arm or its spring stop is worn or damaged.

It qualifies under the Buy American Act and comes in finishes 616, 622, 632, 633, 639, 646, 651, 652, 689, 690, 691, 693, 695 and 696.

What the function does

The spring Cush-N-Stop arm uses a spring in its built-in stop to absorb the door's momentum at full opening, giving a softer stop than a rigid one.

Highlights

  • Spring Cush-N-Stop arm for 1460 series closers
  • Spring stop softens the end of the swing
  • BAA qualified

Photo shows the Satin Brass (616) and Bright Brass Plated (632) and Satin Brass Plated (633) and Satin Bronze Plated (639) and Bright Chrome Plated (651) and Satin Chrome Plated (652) and Aluminum (689) and Dark Bronze Painted (690) and Light Bronze (691) and Black Painted (693) and Dark Bronze (695) and Satin Brass Painted (696) finish. Other finishes are the same product in the finish you select.

Specifications

Model
1460-3077SCNS
Series
1460
Buy American Act
Yes
Finish
Aluminum (689)
SKU
1460-3077SCNS 689
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Common questions

Which closers does it fit?

LCN 1460 series closers.

How does SCNS differ from CNS?

SCNS is the spring version of the Cush-N-Stop arm, which adds a spring to the stop for a softer halt.

What finishes can I choose?

Finish codes 616, 622, 632, 633, 639, 646, 651, 652, 689, 690, 691, 693, 695 and 696.

Before you order

Lock functions Passage, privacy, storeroom, classroom Which function each room needs, and what the ANSI numbers mean.
Keying IC cores and keyways explained Conventional, FSIC and SFIC, and when to order less cylinder.
Finishes US finish codes decoded US26D, US32D, US10B and the rest, matched to BHMA numbers.
Handing How to determine door handing LH, RH, LHR, RHR, worked out from where you stand.

Buying for a whole job?

Send the hardware schedule or drawing. Door, frame and hardware quoted together so nothing shows up missing.