Ryobi's door closers help create welcoming spaces
and ensure security, safety, and comfort around doors
Fitting Various Doors with Excellent Functions and Design
Door closers silently and firmly close opened doors. A variety of buildings employ Ryobi door closers, which can be installed for everything from residence entryways to the doors in condominiums, offices, hospitals, and retail facilities.
Our product lineup can accommodate differences in door sizes, weights, and styles, including sliding doors and fire doors. Our flagship GEOPRO series is used for spaces that demand superior design, such as hotels and retail facilities. For residential DIY use, we offer replacement door closers. Moreover, we provide architectural hardware to meet diverse needs related to the areas around doors, including sliding door closers and auto swing hinges. From a base of innovation rooted in daily life and drawing on trusted in-house developed technologies, Ryobi leads the architectural hardware market.
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Making All People's Lives Comfortable with RUCAD
Able to support doors with electrically powered opening and closing mechanisms, the RUCAD electric door opening and closing device debuted in 2019, representing an expansion in conventional door closers' range of function. RUCAD addresses various user issues with doors, including having your hands full with luggage, the door itself being too heavy for manual manipulation, and wheelchair access.
By pairing with facial recognition systems, sensors, and other external systems, RUCAD has expanded general door opening functions, for example, allowing touchless opening and closing. At assisted living facilities and nursing homes, this increases convenience for wheelchair users and elderly people while helping to make more spaces barrier free. In offices, RUCAD can be paired with robots that perform cleaning and security services, enabling autonomous services in spaces separated by doors that robots had previously not been able to enter unassisted.
