Anthony 40-12130-0001 Hold-Open Pivot Standoff / 40-11248-3002 Screw

Anthony Hold-Open Pivot Standoff and Screw Options

Select the component needed for your commercial refrigeration door repair: the Anthony 40-12130-0001 hold-open pivot standoff or the Anthony 40-11248-3002 hold-open screw. These commercial replacement parts serve different roles within the hold-open hardware used on matching Anthony door assemblies.

The pivot standoff supports the hold-open arm at its pivot connection. The screw secures the corresponding hardware where specified by the door's parts diagram. Correct part selection helps maintain the intended mounting arrangement during stocking, cleaning, and equipment service.

Ordering information: The standoff and screw are separate selectable options. Your purchase includes the selected component. The screw option is screw only, and this listing is not a complete hold-open assembly.

Choose the Correct Component

Confirm the selected option before adding the item to your cart. Each component must be matched independently to the applicable Anthony parts documentation.

Product Specifications

Compatibility by Selected Component

Pivot Standoff — 40-12130-0001

Select this standoff for an Anthony assembly that specifically calls for 40-12130-0001. Confirm the original part number and compare the threaded mounting end, shoulder, body dimensions, and installed position. Similar-looking standoffs can belong to different hold-open designs.

Anthony also identifies a separate pivot standoff as 40-14616-0001. Confirm an approved replacement reference before substituting one part number for another.

Hold-Open Screw — 40-11248-3002

Anthony's parts book lists this screw in the illustrated hold-open hardware for the following model groups, where the installed assembly specifies 40-11248-3002:

• 100, 101, 101EF, 103, 2100, 2103, and 5001
• 400, 401, and 403
• 1000, 1001, 1001EF, 1003, and 1200
• ELM

Variant-specific fitment: These documented model references apply to the screw option. They do not establish compatibility for the 40-12130-0001 standoff. Confirm the actual hold-open design, production configuration, and required part number before ordering either component.

Common Reasons to Inspect the Hold-Open Hardware

• The hold-open arm moves excessively at its pivot connection.
• The standoff is loose, bent, worn, or visibly damaged.
• The retaining screw is missing or has damaged threads or a worn drive recess.
• The arm binds or contacts surrounding hardware during movement.
• The door no longer stays in its intended hold-open position.

These symptoms can also involve the arm, detent, receiving threads, mounting surfaces, or door alignment. Inspect the complete arrangement before replacing an individual part.

Before You Order

1. Identify the required component: Choose the standoff or the screw according to the part being replaced.
2. Match the manufacturer number: Use 40-12130-0001 for the standoff or 40-11248-3002 for the screw.
3. Record the door identification: Have the Anthony model, serial number, and available work-order or production information ready.
4. Compare the original hardware: Check the mounting position, shoulder, threads, dimensions, and available clearance.
5. Inspect the receiving assembly: Damaged threads or a worn arm may require additional service.
6. Review the selected option: Confirm that the component shown in your cart matches the part you need.

For assistance, call 631-873-0509 or use our part identification and fitment support. Clear photos of the complete hold-open assembly, the removed component, and the door identification label can help narrow the match.

Technician Service Notes

Secure the door before removing hold-open hardware. Inspect the pivot connection, arm, detent, and mounting threads for damage. Follow the Anthony service instructions for the exact assembly, including any specified tightening procedure or thread treatment. After installation, check that the arm moves freely and that the door holds and releases correctly.

If the door has weak closing force or does not return properly, inspect the closing mechanism and alignment as part of the diagnosis. The hold-open hardware and the door-closing mechanism perform different functions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Anthony 40-12130-0001?

It is a standard hold-open pivot standoff used in matching Anthony commercial refrigeration door hardware. Confirm the exact part number and mounting details against the original assembly before ordering.

What is Anthony 40-11248-3002?

It is an 8-32 x 3/16-inch hold-open screw. Select the screw option when your equipment parts information calls for this manufacturer number.

Are the standoff and screw supplied together?

They are separate purchase options on this page. The screw option supplies the screw only. Review the selected component before checkout and order any additional hardware separately as required.

Does the model list apply to both options?

The documented model list applies specifically to screw 40-11248-3002 in the indicated hold-open configuration. Standoff 40-12130-0001 requires its own part-number and mounting verification.

Can I replace 40-12130-0001 with standoff 40-14616-0001?

Confirm an approved replacement reference before making that substitution. The two numbers identify separate standoff references, and similar appearance does not establish interchangeability.

Will replacing the standoff fix a door that will not stay open?

It may help when a damaged or loose standoff is the diagnosed cause. The arm, detent, mounting threads, and alignment should also be inspected to identify the actual fault.

What information should I provide for fitment help?

Provide the Anthony door model, serial or work-order information, original part number, and clear photos of the hold-open assembly and mounting location. Call PartsDirectOnline at 631-873-0509 for assistance before ordering.

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