Salice Mechanical Push Release, Gray - DPASNG

Salice Mechanical Push Release For Tall Doors

Salice mechanical push release gives tall cabinet doors a supplementary magnetic push release catch that increases magnetic holding strength on doors 1500mm tall or greater, so large push-to-open fronts stay more positively controlled in everyday use.

This magnetic push release is designed specifically as a supplementary catch, so it works alongside a main Push to Open Catch with centre pin to add holding force without changing the primary opening action.

The part uses a magnetic action to secure the door against the cabinet, so it helps keep tall doors properly seated along the opening edge instead of relying only on the central catch position.

A gray visible bezel finishes the installation at the front, so the catch presents a neutral look around the strike point that can suit common cabinet interiors without drawing attention.

The piston body is color coded ORANGE, so installers can identify this specific Salice DPASNG unit at a glance when working with multiple push-release components on the same project.

Key Details That Support Tall Door Projects

• This is a supplementary magnetic push release catch for tall doors 1500mm tall or greater, so it supports larger fronts that benefit from additional magnetic holding strength along the opening edge.
• The catch increases the magnetic holding strength on tall doors, so doors stay more consistently closed against the frame when used with a compatible Push to Open Catch with centre pin.
• The unit cannot be used on its own and must be used in conjunction with the Push to Open Catch with centre pin, so the main catch still controls the push-to-open function while this part adds extra retention.
• Whilst the main catch should be fitted behind the point of hand pressure on the door, this supplementary catch can be fitted at any point along the opening edge to fine-tune how the door closes.
• The visible bezel is gray and the piston body is color coded ORANGE, so the exposed front stays discreet while the internal component remains easy to identify during installation or servicing.

Mounting And Housing Options For This Latch

The magnetic push release may be fitted into a 10mm diameter hole in the carcase, so it can sit flush within standard cabinet material where drilling a simple round hole is practical.

The catch may also be fitted in a surface housing DP80SNGR or DP82SNGR, so installers can mount it on the cabinet surface instead of boring into the carcase when that layout or material suits surface-mounted components better.

Using This Supplementary Catch In Real Projects

Where This Magnetic Push Release Fits Best

This supplementary magnetic push release catch is specified for tall doors 1500mm tall or greater, so it naturally suits pantry-height cabinets, wardrobe-style fronts, and other full-height doors where extra closing control along the edge is valuable.

The design as a supplementary catch means it works together with a Push to Open Catch with centre pin, so it supports installations that already rely on a central push-to-open device and need more magnetic holding strength without changing hardware strategy.

Being usable at any point along the opening edge allows the installer to position the catch where the door tends to flex or gap, so the magnetic pull can be targeted to reduce edge misalignment on long, tall fronts.

The option to bore a 10mm diameter hole in the carcase gives flexibility for concealed mounting, so the catch can sit within the cabinet structure while presenting only the gray visible bezel where the door contacts it.

Using a 10mm hole dimension helps standardize drilling across multiple cabinets on a job, so repetitive installations can follow the same bit and depth settings for faster work on site or in the shop.

The possibility of using surface housing DP80SNGR or DP82SNGR widens how the catch can be integrated, so applications that do not favor boring into the carcase can still apply the same DPASNG part in a surface-mounted layout.

The gray visible bezel creates a consistent look across multiple tall doors using this catch, so the magnetic contact points read as uniform when cabinets are aligned in a run.

The ORANGE color coded piston body supports quick recognition of the DPASNG model in mixed Salice hardware environments, so technicians can see at a glance which components are serving as supplementary magnetic push releases during adjustments or future work.

How The Salice DPASNG Improves Door Control

By increasing the magnetic holding strength on tall doors, the DPASNG helps the push-to-open system stabilize long door panels so they rest more securely against the cabinet when closed.

Working only as a supplementary catch means the DPASNG does not replace the Push to Open Catch with centre pin, so the primary mechanism still handles the push-release action while this unit simply contributes additional magnetic engagement.

Because it can be fitted at any point along the opening edge, the installer can place the magnet close to the area where the tall door most needs support, so the closing feel can be tuned to the specific door height and construction.

Locating the main catch behind the point of hand pressure and this supplementary catch elsewhere on the edge divides the functional roles, so one device manages activation while the other backs up holding force.

Mounting into a 10mm diameter hole in the carcase creates a compact interface, so the cabinet side retains strength while still giving the piston body room to operate within the board thickness.

Using surface housing DP80SNGR or DP82SNGR allows DPASNG to sit on top of the cabinet material where required, so retrofits or specialized carcase constructions can still gain the increased magnetic holding strength that this part provides.

Common Questions About The DPASNG Tall Door Catch

Choose This DPASNG Catch For Tall Door Control

This Salice mechanical push release is defined as a supplementary magnetic push release catch for tall doors 1500mm tall or greater, so it squarely targets projects where long push-to-open doors need added holding strength.

Use the DPASNG alongside a Push to Open Catch with centre pin to raise magnetic holding strength, position it anywhere along the opening edge, and mount it either in a 10mm carcase hole or with DP80SNGR or DP82SNGR surface housing to match the cabinet construction.