SAGOMATE

Material: Piston rod and pressure tube steel. Fill medium: oil, nitrogen. Version: Piston rod, hard chromed. Piston rod Ø4 is stainless steel. Pressure tube painted black. Note: Gas springs are maintenance-free, self-contained systems that are filled with nitrogen under high pressure. For end-of-travel damping and lubrication, a defined amount of oil is also contained inside. The gas springs contain a nonreturn valve in a threaded pin on the pressurised pipe, which allows the pushing force to be lowered at a later time. As of size 08/19, storage and installation in any orientation is possible. Keep in mind, however, that end-of-travel damping is effective only when the piston rod extends downwards. As a consequence of the physical properties when filling a gas spring, a tolerance range of ±5% results for the rated pushing force. Gas springs are filled with nitrogen under high pressure and under no circumstances should they be opened or overloaded.

We only produce in accordance with customer specifications. Compression springs can assume a wide variety of designs and forms. Our production facilities include compression springs with wire thicknesses in the range of 0.30 to 3.00 mm with abraded ends and in the range of 0.10 to 4.00 mm with unabraded ends.

There is an increasing number of potential applications for trumpet-end springs and mounting aids for extension springs – a solution that we have been addressing for many years now. We produce our range of extension springs with German and British standard eyes with wire diameters of 0.25 mm to 4.00 mm. We can also produce special-purpose eyes and other eye forms as needed according to alternative specifications with wire diameters of 0.20 to 4.00 mm.