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This catalog features architectural hardware related to doors, focusing on the emergency exit one-action exit device "Panic Bar." The Panic Bar is commonly installed along the pathways leading from each room to the external emergency exit doors. Additionally, it is highly durable and easy to use, making it suitable for installation in buildings that do not comply with international building standards. The catalog includes not only various types and designs but also examples of combination installations tailored to specific uses, as well as case studies, making it a useful reference when considering implementation. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Issues and Necessity ■ Functions and Overview ■ Introduction to the Panic Bar - Materials - Dimensions - Finish Colors - Types *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

The "1000 Series Panic Bar" is a one-action evacuation device manufactured and blended with simplicity, strength, durability, aesthetics, and installer-friendly technological innovations. It is designed for new or retrofitted installation on devices from other manufacturers. The device's functionality can be adapted in the field by selecting the type of trim. We also offer products such as the "Access Reader," which easily converts traditional exit doors to access control, and the "600 Series Pull Handle," which features a curved design and touch for a more comfortable and user-friendly grip. 【Features】 ■ Complies with the highest industry safety and security standards ■ Designed for new or retrofitted installation and replacement on panic bars and trims from other manufacturers ■ Listed on the UL/cUL certification list, hardware for 3-hour fire doors ■ Certified to ANSI/UL305 and ANSI/BHMA A156.3 Grade 1 *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

Goldman Corporation has a "showroom" available. You can actually try out the door-related equipment we handle. While confirming the operation of the products, our staff will provide you with detailed explanations. If you wish to visit, please contact us in advance. We sincerely look forward to your visit. 【Overview】 ■Postal Code: 〒222-0033 ■Address: 3-7-19 Shinyokohama, Kohoku Ward, Yokohama City, Suzu Ki Building 8F "R&D Center" ■Access - When visiting via Shinkansen or JR Yokohama Line: 5 minutes on foot from the Arena Exit - When visiting via Yokohama City Subway Blue Line: 2 minutes on foot from Exit 7 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

Are your facility's equipment measures fully prepared for the frequent disasters such as earthquakes, fires, and power outages occurring these days? In fact, the common knowledge regarding disaster prevention measures is constantly evolving, and your understanding may already be outdated. This document explores the differences in disaster prevention measures between Japan and overseas, while explaining how to create an environment where everyone can evacuate safely, balancing high safety and ease of use. Moreover, now is the perfect time to reassess disaster prevention equipment, and we also introduce the emergency evacuation device "Panic Bar," which can help in creating a safe evacuation environment. [Excerpt from the actual content] ◎ While Japan's evacuation equipment emphasizes high safety and reliability, in Europe and the U.S., the focus is on "simple and reliable evacuation"... ◎ The disaster prevention and evacuation safety measures required for Japan moving forward are also important issues, including measures for the elderly, disabled individuals, and the increasing number of inbound visitors each year... *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

Suddenly, do you all remember the emergency exits of the buildings you often visit? It refers to the evacuation routes characterized by the green "evacuation mark." Some of you may not clearly recall, but the doorknobs of emergency exits have a transparent cover, and in an emergency, you would break it to escape. I think there are quite a few people who envision such emergency exits. This is because, in Japan, there is not much need for "emergency evacuation." However, in reality, the plastic cover (thumb turn cover) serves as a "marker." In fact, emergency exits equipped with this type of device called a "thumb turn cover" are commonly used in Japan, but they are hardly used worldwide, and there are discussions in Japan about reconsidering this. Today, I will explain about the "emergency evacuation device," which is essential for such emergency exits. 【Part of the actual content】 ◎ Why is the "emergency evacuation device" necessary? ◎ Features of our "emergency evacuation device: panic bar" *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related link. For more information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

When a fire or earthquake occurs, if automatic doors fail to operate, it becomes not just an inconvenience but a serious issue that can threaten lives. In Japan, large-scale natural disasters occur almost every year. If automatic doors that serve as evacuation routes do not open in an emergency, many lives could be put at risk. An important technology to prevent such situations is the "panic open" system. This article will thoroughly explain the panic open function of automatic doors, covering its mechanisms, legal obligations, and the effects of implementation by facility type. [Actual content excerpt] ◎ Specific functions and effects of panic open ◎ Effects of implementing panic open functions by building type *For detailed content of the column, please refer to the related links. For more information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.