Cabinet Gas Struts

Elastic Lift Force of Gas Spring

The gas spring is filled with non-toxic nitrogen at higher pressure. This creates an inflation pressure that acts on the cross section of the piston rod. The elastic force is generated in this way. If the elastic force of the gas spring is higher than the force of the balance weight, the piston rod extends out and retracts when the elastic force is lower.

The flow cross section in the damping system determines the elastic extension speed. In addition to nitrogen, the inner chamber also contains a certain amount of oil, which is used for lubrication and stop vibration reduction. The elastic comfort degree of the gas spring can be determined according to requirements and tasks.

Counter-Balanced Gas Spring is the perfect solution if a object is not to automatically open all the way to the uppermost position. This type of gas spring supports the force while interim stop in any position. The counter-balanced gas springs (also known as Multi Positional Gas Struts or Stop and Stay Gas Springs), can be applied to many industry such as furniture.

Characteristics:

The flap stop in any position and remain securely

The initial force of opening/closing is adjustable according to application.