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Gas Struts
Peir gas spring works as industrial accessories. It offers the function of supporting, buffering, height and angle change. It consists of a steel cylinder with gas under pressure. And a rod that slides in and out of the cylinder through a sealing guide. It can also have control elements(for controlled ones) and end fittings .
Compression Gas Spring
Locking Gas Spring
Stainless Steel Gas Spring
Gas Spring Manufacturer.
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At Peir, we pride ourselves on producing top-quality gas springs for diverse applications. Our products are approved by esteemed global bodies like SGS. Operating from a 5,000-sq.m. facility, we utilize advanced production lines and adhere to ISO9001:2015 and TS16949 systems, ensuring excellence and cost-effectiveness.
Gas Spring Size Chart
We are delighted to offer custom sizes without any added customization fees. At Peir, we prioritize your unique needs and aim to make the process hassle-free.
Compression Gas Spring Size Chart:
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Rod Diameter/Tube Diameter(mm)
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Stroke(mm)
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Force(N)
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Extended Length(mm)
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End fitting
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6/15 (Standard ratio)
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30-200
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50-200
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2 Stroke+35
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8/18 (Standard ratio)
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50-400
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50-500
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2 Stroke+45
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10/22 (Standard ratio)
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50-1000
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50-700
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2 Stroke+50
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12/25 (Standard ratio)
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100-1000
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500-2000
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2 Stroke+55
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14/28 (Standard ratio)
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100-1000
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500- 2000
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2 Stroke+55
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Lockable Gas Size Chart:
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Rod Diameter/Tube Diameter(mm)
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Stroke(mm)
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Force(N)
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Extended Length(mm)
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End fitting
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10/22 (Standard ratio)
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20-500
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50-1000
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Customized Sizes Available
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10/26 (Standard ratio)
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20-500
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50-1000
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Customized Sizes Available
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10/27 (Standard ratio)
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20-500
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50-1000
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Customized Sizes Available
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10/28 (Standard ratio)
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20-500
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50-1000
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Customized Sizes Available
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Tailored Gas Springs Available, Starting from just 100pcs.
Emphasizing customization, we ensure your compression gas springs match your specifications.
Material
We ensure top quality in our gas springs with chrome or stainless steel rods, oil, and pressurized nitrogen sealed in sturdy steel cylinders.
Rod/Tube
Creating gas springs involves precise measurements. Our experts gladly collect accurate data, ensuring a perfect fit for your specific equipment.
Stroke Length
Customize lengths from 30 to 1000mm, meeting your specific requirements.
Force
Force correlates with supported object weight. Share accurate parameters, and we'll calculate the specific force for you.
Gas Spring Connection Parts
Gas spring connection parts, like end fittings and mounting brackets, link gas springs to application objectives. Explore shapes, sizes, materials, and surface treatments for details.
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End Fittings
Common types include ball joints, clevis, and eyelets.
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Mounting Brackets
Attach to the objective, but not always necessary depending on the mounting method.
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End Fittings
Common types include ball joints, clevis, and eyelets.
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Mounting Brackets
Attach to the objective, but not always necessary depending on the mounting method.
Different Types of Gas Springs
Gas springs vary in design and function, including:
Compression gas spring
Lockable gas spring
Tension/traction gas spring
Force adjustable gas spring
Dampers
Safety shroud gas spring, et
Check out this article on various gas springs to understand differences in design, applications, features, and mechanisms among them.
How to Size a Gas Spring for Your Tool Box Lid.
Consider weight, stroke,working angle, and mounting position. Consult our experts for accurate sizing.
FAQs
About Gas Spring
Gas springs, also known as gas struts or gas shocks, utilize compressed gas to generate force for controlled motion. They excel in smooth operation, require low maintenance, fit into tight spaces, and offer a long service life of up to 100,000 cycles. Perfect for various applications like office chairs, automotive hoods, and hospital beds.
Gas springs produce force through pressurized nitrogen in a piston-cylinder system. The force can be calculated using F = P * (B – A), where P is the gas pressure and B minus A represents the area difference. The force remains near-constant throughout compression or extension, thanks to gas flow between sides, with a slight increase indicated by the K-factor.
To measure a gas spring accurately, take these crucial measurements: extended length, compressed length, and rod and tube diameter. If you require assistance or guidance in selecting the right gas spring for your specific application, feel free to consult our technical expert. They will be more than happy to help you.
Force: Consider the weight of the item to lift, lower, or support. Larger gas springs are needed for higher forces.
Stroke: Determine the distance the gas spring will travel in your application.
Environment: Take into account the operating temperature and desired corrosion resistance.
Mounting and End Fitting: Assess how the gas spring will be fixed in your application.
Quality and Durability: Opt for gas springs from a reputable manufacturer that ensures high quality and durability to withstand application demands.
Certainly, there are various types of gas springs, each differentiated by design and functionality:
- Compression Gas Spring
- Lockable Gas Spring
- Tension/Traction Gas
- Spring
- Force Adjustable Gas Spring
- Dampers
- Safety Shroud Gas Spring, and more.
To explore the distinctions in design, applications, features, and mechanisms of these different gas springs, please read the article: “Different Types of Gas Springs.”
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