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F1 SCOPE

Gas spring uses the compression of gas to achieve the energy storing purpose. To exhibit the reaction force of the Gas Spring, the reaction force displayed during the compression and the stretching direction of piston rod will be normally used as the basis of implementation.
Normally, the more the gas is compressed, the bigger the reaction force. The maximum value will be generated at F4 position, while F1 exhibit the minimum value of reaction force after the gas expansion. The value of f1 must be higher than that of the subject so as to successfully lift the work piece. Thus, F1 stands for the reaction force of the Gas Spring.



F3 : Means the reaction force of Gas Spring measured at the set position on the compression side.
F4 : Means the reaction force of Gas Spring measured at the position on the compression side before the end of travel..
F2 : Means the reaction force of Gas Spring measured at the set position on the stretching side before the end of travel.
F1 : Means the reaction force of Gas Spring measured at the set position on the stretching side.
F3 and F1 are located at same point during the travel; likewise, F4 and F2 are also located at the same point during the travel. F3 and F4 represent the point for compressing toward the internal side of Piston Rod; While F1 and 2 represent the point stretching toward the external side of Piston Rod.


Piston Rod
Tube
Extension Force(F1)
Max Stroke
6
15
50N ~ 300N
150
8
18
100N ~ 600N
250
10
22
150N ~ 900N
400
12.5
27.4
200N ~ 1500N
400
Stroke : mm
Unit : Force : Newton