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	14.03.2004 DORMA's "heart cam" technology at IEM 2004 Innovative door closers, panic hardware plus OGRO door furniture and fittings Ennepetal/Germany. In keeping with tradition, DORMA will again be presenting a wide range of innovations at this year's IEM. Amongst the main attractions will be its door closer technology with two new developments featuring the heart-shaped cam being showcased under the headline slogan "Hearts captivate the world", plus the Panic Hardware portfolio and new fittings from OGRO. more…
	14.03.2004 New standard closer TS 90 Impulse DORMA cam technology now also available in the entry-level segment Ennepetal/Germany. The demands on function and design in door closers have, until now, given rise to two technologically clearly distinguishable categories: - the entry-level segment with conventional rack and pinion mechanisms and - the medium and premium segments with slide channel and service-proven cam technology offering the undoubted convenience of a rapidly decreasing opening torque. more…
	14.03.2004 Convincing synthesis of form and function Compact TS-A slide-channel door closer with a heart to captivate Ennepetal/Germany. With its design study featuring the surface-mounted TS-A slide-channel door closer being showcased for the first time in Cologne, DORMA is specifically addressing the more creatively minded architect. more…
	14.03.2004 Safety + Security Panic Hardware combined with the SVP line of emergency escape locks Ennepetal/Germany. Protected against abuse yet instantly operable when danger arises, doors in emergency exits and escape routes are given the highest priority in terms of the equipment specifications applied in major building projects. more…
	14.03.2004 The new EN standards 179 and 1125, and their implementation in practice Future emergency exit safety (and security) to be provided as a system solution Ennepetal/Germany. Within the European Union, binding, unified standards are formulated in order to create the same competitive conditions in all the member states and to preclude previously existent barriers to trade that resulted from the existence and application of different national standards. more…
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