Gas Spring Guides

Gas springs are the cost-effective answer to positioning moving parts. Gas springs improve the performance and ergonomic character of a device, while enhancing safety through controlled opening and closing speeds. Designed to last the lifetime of most products, industrial gas springs are self-contained, clean and maintenance-free. Put them to work in a varietyof environments and applications, including food processing equipment, automotive, medical and diagnostic apparatus, fitness equipment and business machinery.

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6 Facts About Extension Springs

Extension springs are commonly used in furniture, household appliances, garage doors and countless other everyday products. Also known as tension springs, they are designed to operate under a tension load. Here are six facts about extension springs. #1) Create a … Read More




Stainless Steel vs Music Wire Springs: What’s the Difference?

Most springs are made of metal, but some of them are made of different types of metal than others. There are stainless steel springs, and there are music wire springs. Both stainless steel and music wire springs are capable of … Read More




The Beginner’s Guide to Gas Spring Dampers

Gas springs have become a popular alternative to wire springs. Like all springs, they are designed to store mechanical energy. While wire springs are made of coiled-metal wire, however, gas springs feature a different design. Gas springs leverage a cylinder … Read More




How to Choose the Right Flat Springs

Shopping for flat springs can be daunting. Unlike mechanical springs, they don’t feature a traditional coiled design. Flat springs can still store mechanical energy, but they feature a flat design. Flat springs are manufactured from flat stock. As shown in … Read More





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