gas spring

A lockable gas spring (also known as a locking gas spring or hydraulic lock gas spring) is a special type of gas spring that allows the piston rod to be locked in any position along its stroke. This g...

A gas spring (also called a gas strut, gas lift, or gas shock) is a type of mechanical device that uses compressed gas—usually nitrogen—sealed inside a cylinder to exert force and provide controlled m...

The longevity of adjustable force gas springs depends on their installation, regular maintenance, and environmental protection. Following manufacturer directives along with making proactive fixes, all...

Have you ever popped the trunk of a car with little effort, or tilted back the backrest of a plush office chair without drama? Odds are you have felt the work of a gas tension spring without even know...

Gas springs are typically utilized in automotive, furniture, and industrial applications, utilizing compressed gas to generate force for lifting or supporting loads. This is essential to ensure the co...