Small in size, but not in strength, these gas springs are often used to replace coil springs in metal stamping and die-spring applications. They match the diameter and stroke length of coil die springs, but offer much more force. A gas port lets you change force as your application changes—springs with gas ports are commonly used in manifold systems where all springs share the same gas pressure.

Mount springs with end threads using the threaded hole on the end; fasteners are not included. Mount springs without end threads in a cylindrical pocket that’s sized to their body diameter, or use mounting flanges.

Secure these springs with mounting flanges. Flanges with fasteners included are for mounting gas springs through a panel or between two surfaces. Use included hardware to secure the gas spring to the flange at one of the grooves on the gas spring body. Flanges with fasteners not included are for mounting gas springs to a single surface. Secure the gas spring to the flange at the bottom groove on the gas spring body.