Gas spring Hinge

Gas spring hinges, also known as gas struts or gas lift supports, are mechanical devices that use compressed gas to provide a smooth, controlled opening and closing action for doors, cabinets, or other objects. Damped gas springs are commonly used in applications where a heavy or awkward door needs to be opened and held in place without the need for additional support.

Gas spring hinges typically consist of a cylinder filled with compressed gas and a piston that moves back and forth inside the cylinder. The piston is connected to a rod that is attached to the door or object being supported. When the door is opened, the traction gas spring inside the cylinder expands, providing a counteracting force that supports the weight of the door. When the door is closed, the flexlift gas spring inside the cylinder is compressed, slowing the closing action and preventing slamming.

Gas spring hinges are commonly used in a variety of industries, including automotive, aerospace, furniture, and medical equipment manufacturing. Gas spring cylinder offer several advantages over traditional hinges, including smoother operation, easier installation, and reduced wear and tear on doors and hinges.