Industrial Gas Springs Inc - Gas Spring Solutions

Introduction

How it Works

Force

K Factor (Spring Rate)

Modified K Factors

Damping

Sizes & Lengths

Temperature

Temperature Ranges Sizes

Gas Spring Mounting / Horizontal Use

Release Valves

Hysteresis / Friction

Do's and Don'ts

How To Adjust The Force Of A Gas Spring
 » No Valve = No Release
 » T Valve (TV)
 » Side Release Valve (SRV)
 » Schrader Valve (RV)
 » Ball Valve (BV)
 » Difference TV-RV

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Contact Information

Industrial Gas Springs, Inc
140 Arrandale Blvd.
Exton, PA 19341
Phone:  610 430-0200
Toll Free: 888 427-7744
Fax:  484 872-8753
contact@indgassprings.com

Gas Spring Technical Info > Seals / Temperature Ranges

The following chart gives the operating and survival temperature ranges for gas springs manufactured with standard, low temperature and high temperature seals.  RV refers to “release valve” which is a standard option on most units.  The seal properties of the RV reduce the temperature ratings.  If an alternative ball valve (BV) is used, there is no temperature reduction.

Temp. Rating

Type Spring

Operating
Temp. Range

Survival
Temp. Range

Note

 Standard

 Standard

-13°F  to 158°F
(-25°C to +70°C)

-31°F to 158°F
(-35°C to +70°C)

 Without RV

 Standard & RV

Standard With
Release Valve 

 23°F to 158°F
(-5°C to +70°C)

 5°F to 158°F
-15°C to +70°C)

 With RV

Low Temp.

Low Temp.

-40°F to 203°F
(-40°C to +95°C)

-58°F to 203°F
(-50°C to +95°C)

 Without RV

High Temp.

High Temp.

23°F to 347°F
(-5°C to +175°C)

5°F to 347°F
(-15°C to +175°C)

 Without RV