Compact Gas Spring
Minimal Cylinder diameter and Maximum force + Linkable
CML Series
These gas springs are same as CM series with only one difference; the side port plate can be installed under these gas springs. Side port plates are used when linking many gas springs to make a constant force is needed, or while working, measuring the spring force is needed.
CML Series
Compact Gas Spring
Minimal Cylinder diameter and Maximum force + Linkable
These gas springs are same as CM series with only one difference; the side port plate can be installed under these gas springs. Side port plates are used when linking many gas springs to make a constant force is needed, or while working, measuring the spring force is needed.
- Body : 25 mm
- Stroke : 6-50 mm
- Initial Force : 400 daN
- L : 76-215 mm
- H : 1 mm
- Body : 32 mm
- Stroke : 6-50 mm
- Initial Force : 750 daN
- L : 83-215 mm
- H : 1 mm
- Body : 38 mm
- Stroke : 6-50 mm
- Initial Force : 1000 daN
- L : 81-250 mm
- H : 1 mm
- Body : 50 mm
- Stroke : 6-65 mm
- Initial Force : 1800 daN
- L : 86-291 mm
- H : 3 mm
- Body : 63 mm
- Stroke : 10-65 mm
- Initial Force : 3000 daN
- L : 105-276 mm
- H : 3 mm
- Body : 75 mm
- Stroke : 10-65 mm
- Initial Force : 4700 daN
- L : 120-270 mm
- H : 3 mm
- Body : 95 mm
- Stroke : 10-65 mm
- Initial Force : 7500 daN
- L : 140-290 mm
- H : 3 mm
- Body : 120 mm
- Stroke : 10-65 mm
- Initial Force : 12000 daN
- L : 120-340 mm
- H : 3 mm
- Body : 150 mm
- Stroke : 10-65 mm
- Initial Force : 18500 daN
- L : 110-323 mm
- H : 3 mm
Example
- CML = Series of Gas Spring
- 3000 = Model
- 50 = Stroke (mm)
- W = with Secondary wiper
- M = Manifold