Gas springs for smooth movement and stability
In our online store, we stock high-quality gas springs of all kinds with a special guide and sealing system that can withstand extreme external influences. In a world where technology and precision go hand in hand, we are proud to offer the highest quality products for a wide range of applications. The high performance of our gas springs ensures reliable control and enables versatile locations within different industries.
Whether you're a business looking for robust solutions for industrial applications or a private customer in need of the perfect gas strut for home repairs, we've got you covered! Discover how these small but powerful components can make the difference in functionality and user experience!
Insights into the mechanics and mode of operation - How does a gas spring work?
Structure of a gas spring
Gas springs are pneumatic adjustment elements and are often simply referred to as springs. Most gas springs are made of steel and are therefore extremely robust. As already described, they consist of a pressure tube and a piston rod including an associated piston packet. There are various connecting parts at both ends of the pressure tube and the piston rod, which enable smooth integration into your specific application.
At the heart of a gas spring is its sealing and guide system, which ensures excellent sealing of the interior - even under extreme environmental conditions. The spring is filled with non-toxic nitrogen under pressure. Different filling pressures inside the spring lead to individual extension forces. In the application, the piston rod extends when the extension force of the gas spring is greater than the (weight) force acting from the outside, while it contracts, i.e. retracts, when the extension force is lower. The speed of extension is tailored to your needs thanks to the adjustable damping system.
In addition to nitrogen, the interior contains a fixed amount of oil for lubrication and end-position damping.
Gas spring characteristic curve
Pressure Regulation during the Installation of the Gas Spring
Calibrated pressure gauges ensure precise control of the pressure inside the gas spring. These pressure gauges also allow adjusting the gas pressure to an optimal and predefined value tailored to the specific requirements of the application. Higher pressure results in stronger spring force, while lower pressure generates a weaker spring force.
Damping of Gas Springs
A crucial aspect of gas springs is damping. When the piston rod moves in the extension direction, nitrogen is directed through the piston. Its variably sized flow channels control the extension speed of the rod. The oil in the gas spring gently slows down the piston during extension. This process prevents abrupt movements and ensures a smooth, controlled speed until reaching the end position.
Different areas of application for gas springs
Gas springs are used in a wide variety of industries and sectors, where they fulfill different functions.











