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How to Improve the Life Expectancy of Your Gas Springs, Pt. II

by wp_peerl | Aug 27, 2013 | Gas Spring, Pneumatic Cylinder

In the first part of this extended article, we talked about how to extend the life expectancy of your gas springs — and here, we continue that conversation. Let’s get right back into it. Things to Avoid To keep your gas springs working better, longer, never use the...

How to Improve the Life Expectancy of Your Gas Springs, Pt. I

by wp_peerl | Aug 20, 2013 | Gas Spring, Pneumatic Fitting

The number one determinant of the life expectancy of a gas spring is, perhaps without much surprise, the manufacturer. Choosing a manufacturer whose representatives will offer you assistance choosing the best design for your job — and then actually listening to the...

Extend the Life of Your Gas Springs

by wp_peerl | Apr 27, 2013 | Gas Spring

Gas springs are pneumatic cylinders of heavy-gauge steel that hold pressurized nitrogen gas. A nitrite- or chrome-coated steel shaft with a seal on one end extends out from the cylinder. If you push on the shaft, it will collapse in on itself, and then the strength of...

AirMount Isolators: Better Than Springs For Many Common Industrial Functions

by wp_peerl | Mar 27, 2013 | Gas Spring

Firestone’s AirMount isolators are a very unique form of gas spring, essentially strong rubberized outer walls capped on either end by metal caps. By filling the inner area with a mass of compressed air and shaping the outer wall correctly, the result is a compact...

You Use Gas Springs All The Time And Probably Never Knew It

by wp_peerl | Sep 20, 2012 | Gas Spring

Have you ever opened someone’s screen door and had it not slam shut on you when it closed? Congratulations — you’ve used a gas spring. Gas springs range in size and power from the tiny ones that keep screen doors from sliding shut or keep the lid of your hatchback’s...

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How to Improve the Life Expectancy of Your Gas Springs, Pt. II

How to Improve the Life Expectancy of Your Gas Springs, Pt. I

Extend the Life of Your Gas Springs

AirMount Isolators: Better Than Springs For Many Common Industrial Functions

You Use Gas Springs All The Time And Probably Never Knew It

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