A flexible locking gas spring has nitrogen gas on both sides of the piston. Gas is compressible so if sufficient force is applied to the rod when it is in its locked state, either in tension or compression, the gas will compress and the strut rod will move a few millimeters from its locked position. When the force is removed the rod will return to its original position, while remaining locked, giving the characteristic flexing movement.
| Industrial Gas Springs, Inc. | |
|---|---|
| Product Category | Gas Springs |
| Product Number | F10/28-4.00- |
| Product Name | Flexible Locking Gas Springs |
| Dampening Method | Gas; Hydraulic (optional feature) |
| Absorption / Damping Action | Compression; Extension |
| Features | Reducible (optional feature); Locking; Valve (optional feature) |
| Stroke | 4 inch (102 mm) |
| Maximum Force (P1) | 34 to 270 lbs (15.42 to 122 kg) |
