Lift supports are hydro-pneumatic devices that provide lifting and holding force for panels, lids, and hatches using compressed nitrogen gas. They are essential in automotive, furniture, marine, and industrial applications.
Industrial springs are mechanical devices engineered to store and release energy, with performance dictated by material metallurgy and geometry.
Tension springs are helically coiled mechanical components designed to provide a resistive force when subjected to an axial pulling load. This guide details specification parameters for engineering and procurement applications.
Gas springs are hydro-pneumatic lifting devices that use compressed nitrogen to provide balanced force and controlled damping for mechanical systems.
Learn how to correctly select gas springs by calculating required force, determining stroke length and accounting for mounting position. Avoid costly selection errors with this technical guide.
Gas struts, or gas springs, are self-contained, maintenance-free hydro-pneumatic lifting devices used to assist in the support and movement of heavy lids, hatches, and panels.
Locking gas springs provide controlled positioning for heavy hatches and machine guards. This guide details selection criteria for 2026 industrial use.
Tension springs are helical coils designed to resist pulling forces, storing energy to return to their original position when the load is removed.
A technical overview of locking gas spring functionality, covering rigid versus elastic locking mechanisms, force specifications, and industrial application guidelines.
Selecting the best tension spring requires precise calculation of initial tension and spring rate to ensure load capacity and cycle life in industrial assemblies.
