Automotive

Lift supports are gas-charged springs that assist in opening and holding automotive hatches, bonnets, and boot lids at a set height.

Classic car boot lids often require specific gas strut force ratings to compensate for original mechanical wear and modern material fatigue. We outline the technical steps for correct replacement.

Lift supports, or gas struts, are pressurized mechanical components designed to provide controlled lift and weight compensation for heavy panels.

Lift supports use compressed nitrogen to provide controlled extension and damping for lids, hatches, and tailgates.

Lift supports are sealed nitrogen-charged gas springs designed to provide controlled, dampened assistance for lifting and holding heavy panels or hatches.

Lift supports are nitrogen-charged pneumatic cylinders used to provide counterbalance force for lids, hatches, and bonnets, ensuring they remain open safely.

Lift supports, or gas struts, are pneumatic cylinders that provide counterbalanced force for lifting heavy panels, vehicle hatches, or furniture lids.

Lift supports are sealed, nitrogen-charged cylinders that provide controlled lifting force and damping for heavy hatches, bonnets, and lids.

Lift supports, technically known as gas springs, use pressurized nitrogen to provide controlled mechanical assistance for opening and holding heavy panels.