Gas Struts Optimised for Heavy Flaps and Wide Angle Applications
Designed for optimised dual force applications, the GST-40 Tandem gas springs from ACE Controls offer a solution tailored for heavy flaps and wide-angle applications. These push-type industrial gas springs feature innovative valve technology, providing precise extension forces ranging from 300 N to 5,000 N, with two strokes spanning from 50mm on one end to 400mm. Featuring two pressure tubes with different extension forces and progression curves, these tandem gas springs cover varying force requirements throughout an application's range. These are adjusted and complement each other for specific applications, with the assistance of ACE's calculation service, ensuring precise dynamics. Already used in service hatches, making maintenance tasks more convenient and efficient. ACE tandem gas springs facilitate the opening and closing of heavy elements such as convertible roofs with ease.
Stroke: 50 mm to 400 mm
Dual Force Gas Struts for Heavy Flaps and Wide Angles (300N to 5,000N)
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Since 1963, after developing the first adjustable industrial shock absorber, ACE Controls have grown to become internationally recognised experts in motion control and damping technology. Their ever-expanding product range now covers automation control, motion control, vibration control and safety products. MacScott Bond has proudly distributed ACE products for decades and can offer Industrial Shock Absorbers, Dampers and Damping plates, Gas Springs, Vibration mounts and anti-vibration construction materials from the Fabreeka™ range. With ACE we can offer technical and application support on the extensive range of products that are designed to increase production, improve efficiency, prolong operating lifetimes of machinery, and reduce noise, damage, and energy costs
