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IS IT A GAS SPRING, GAS STRUT, OR GAS SHOCK?
A lot of people use these terms interchangeably. How can you tell when you need a gas strut or a gas shock and not a gas spring? *...Read more -
What are the differences in the installation of gas springs in different directions？
Considering whether the gas spring is mounted on the compression or extension stroke. Some gas springs are designed to work more efficiently in one direction, and mounting them in the wrong direction can affect their performance. The first type is vertical installation. ...Read more -
Why do gas springs require regular maintenance and upkeep?
Here is the reason why we need to maintance the gas strut in daily life: 1. Prevention of Corrosion: Gas springs are often exposed to various environmental conditions, including moisture and corrosive elements. Regular maintenance involves inspecting for signs of corrosi...Read more -
What is the effect of air pressure on gas spring？
The air pressure within gas springs is a critical factor that directly influences their performance. Gas springs are designed to provide a specific force and function within a defined pressure range. Both excessively high and low air pressure can have significant impacts...Read more -
What is the effect of different joints on gas springs？
Gas springs, also known as gas struts or gas shocks, are devices that use compressed gas to provide a controlled force in various applications, such as automotive, furniture, machinery, and aerospace. The influence of different joints...Read more -
What’s the effect of temperature on gas springs?
Temperature can be a very big factor in how a gas spring operates in an application. The gas spring cylinder is filled with nitrogen gas and the higher the temperature, the faster the gas molecules move. The molecules moving faster, causes the volume of gas and pressure ...Read more -
What factors need to consider for the industrial gas spring?
An industrial gas spring, also known as a gas strut, gas lift, or gas shock, is a mechanical component designed to provide controlled linear motion by using compressed gas (usually nitrogen) to exert force. These springs are commonly used in various industrial applicatio...Read more -
What’s the difference between stainless steel 304 and 316 material?
When a steel gas spring is less practical if the application could possibly come into contact with water or moisture in any way. The gas spring will eventually rust, show traces of corrosion and break. Something you would of course want to avoid. An ide...Read more -
What’s the difference between gas spring and electic gas spring?
A gas spring, also known as a gas strut or gas lift, is a mechanical component that uses compressed gas to provide support and motion control in various applications. The primary difference between a normal (conventional) gas spring and an elec...Read more
