Door shock absorbers GTV 1315977 with rubber head

Door shock absorbers GTV 1315977 with rubber head are compact plastic dampers designed to cushion the movement of cabinet fronts and provide controlled opening and closing without handles. The unit features a straight adapter fixed with screws and a piston diameter of 10 mm, with a rubber tip to absorb impact. Intended for use on push-to-open and hinged fronts, it is compatible with hinges without COCA springs and with mechanical hinges that have a closing-spring function. Minimum gap required between the front and the cabinet body is 4.5 mm.

Advantages

The GTV 1315977 damper reduces noise and impact when opening or closing furniture fronts, extends surface durability by cushioning contact, and is simple to install due to its screw-fixed straight adapter. Its plastic construction and rubber head provide reliable cushioning while maintaining a compact form factor suitable for residential and light commercial furniture.

Suitable for

• Handle-less cabinet doors with push-to-open mechanism
• Hinged fronts without COCA springs
• Mechanical hinges that include a closing-spring function
• Kitchen, bathroom and living-room furniture fronts

Key specifications

• Brand: GTV
• Model / MPN: 1315977
• EAN: 5908231315977
• Material: plastic body with rubber head
• Piston diameter: 10 mm
• Adapter: straight, fixed with screws
• Minimum gap between front and cabinet: 4.5 mm

How to use

Locate a suitable mounting point on the cabinet carcass where the damper will contact the inner side of the front when closed, ensuring at least 4.5 mm gap between front and body. Fix the straight adapter with screws into the carcass so the rubber head aligns with the front panel. Test the push-to-open or hinge action and adjust mounting position as needed to achieve smooth cushioning and reliable contact.

Usage recommendations

Use only on cabinet fronts and hinges compatible with the listed requirements (no COCA spring or mechanical hinge with closing-spring function). Check alignment after installation and avoid excessive force beyond normal furniture operation to preserve the damper lifespan.