The HOPPE Group Profile The HOPPE Group In 1952, Friedrich Hoppe founded a company for the manufacture of door hardware in Heiligenhaus near Düsseldorf, the former heartland of Germany’s lock and hardware industry. In 1954 he moved the business to Stadtallendorf (north of Frankfurt) and in so doing laid the foundation for continual growth. Today, the HOPPE Group, an internationally active company with its headquarters in Switzerland, is led by Wolf Hoppe and Christoph Hoppe in its second generation. HOPPE Holding AG CH-Müstair HOPPE AG North America, Inc. USA-Fort Atkinson,WI Plant D-Stadtallendorf...

Handle of Excellence. Enjoy the feel of quality. Indeed, touching a quality handle reassures you that you have made the right choice. Hardware with this logo <D is a brand-name product, which, in our view, is tantamount to a promise of quality. All production plants of the HOPPE Group in Germany, Italy and the Czech Republic are certified in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9001:2008. Continuous striving for improvement in quality remains a permanent process. HOPPE is aware that simply manufacturing a faultless product is not sufficient today. Among the important criteria HOPPE considers, are efficient...

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You will benefit from a cooperation between partners which is based on values. So you will gain from the commitment of our employees, whose motivation is based on and supported/ strengthened by the value-based and purpose-oriented company leadership. By actively living the values on a daily basis, we are also able to assume our social responsibility. You will stand out as a competent market partner with products „Made by HOPPE“ in the distribution chain against competitors who sell cheap, no-name products. You will raise the efficiency of your sales activities and increase your profits in the...

ARRONE – developing and enhancing the product range Under the ARRONE brand name, HOPPE Group is able to offer a comprehensive range of architectural quality door and window hardware along with accessories. Many products are manufactured exclusively by leading hardware manufacturers throughout the world. Within the extensive range are door closers, floor springs, emergency exit devices, cylinders, architectural mortice lock cases, hinges, disabled fittings, signs and accessories. ARRONE products are designed and manufactured to compliment the HOPPE range of aluminium, brass, stainless steel and...

Architectural Accessories and Signs The ARRONE Architectural Accessories and Signs includes a vast range of products needed for high use doors in commercial buildings, including fire doors. From finger guard, kick plates to coat hooks, to door stops and flush pulls, ARRONE meets all specification needs whilst complimenting any door. Pull Handles Pull handles are available in a wide variety of diameters, lenghts, applications and finishes.

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Intumescents Where products in this catalogue have been included in a controlled fire test the use of intumescent protection may have been integral to the succesful outcome of the test and the prescribed fire rating subsequently assigned to the product. Included in various sections of this catalogue the intumescent protection used by HOPPE to archieve a succesful fire test have been included. These will include protection for: • Hinges • Concealed door closers • Floor spring accessories • Mortice locks Please note that the required fire rating to any door set, either wood or hollow metal, is...

ARRONE The complete range. Technical considerations Normally, three hinges are fitted to each door. Their positions are determined by the weight of door and its resistance to warping or whipping. Standards and certification BS EN1935 Single Axis Hinges This European standard specifies requirements for single-axis hinges for windows and doors opening in one direction only, whose rotation axis is no more than 30mm from the face of the sash or door. It covers both fixed pin and lift-off hinges, and contains additional requirements for hinges intended for use on fire doors. BS EN 1935:2002 classifies...

Digit 2 - Durability Three grades are identified for single-axis hinges manufactured to this European standard: - grade 3: 10,000 test cycles, for light duty hinges on windows only - grade 4: 25,000 test cycles, for light duty hinges on windows and doors - grade 7: 200,000 test cycles, for medium, heavy and severe duty hinges on doors only hinges on doors only Digit 3 - Test door mass Eight door mass grades related to single-axis hinges are identified in this European standard as shown in table below. Digit 4 - Suitability for fire/smoke door use Two grades of suitability are identified for single-axis...

Digit 8 - Hinge grade Fourteen grades are identified in this European standard and are detailed in table 2 below. The full classification is shown in the standard.

Door Controls Manufactured using the latest engineering techniques and built to the highest quality by ISO 9001 registered companies in order to meet the latest European industry standards and certification. In addition to performance and durability, style and elegance are further features of the ARRONE® door closer collection. The AR6409 & AR6509 models come with a choice of box or slimline cover options in different finishes to complement other HOPPE and ARRONE hardware on doorsets. Standard Door Mount (Pull Side) - B The most popular fitting position – closer mechanism is mounted onto the...

Backcheck Backcheck offers resistance to opening between 70° and 90° when the door is opened with excessive force. Useful in all situations. Helps prevent damage to building and door frames, particularly where opening is restricted. Note: Backcheck is not a substitute for door stops which should be fitted wherever possible. Delayed action Delayed action slows down the closing speed of the door between approx. 90° and 65°. The amount of delay can be adjusted and de-activated altogether. Ideally suited for applications, such as care homes, where people need a greater length of time to exit doorways....