Stainless Steel Tension Springs - Corrosion-Resistant Reducible-Force Tension Springs. Maxum Hardware is proud to be an online distributor of Ameritool Manufacturing gas springs, dampers and tension springs. Ameritool Adjustable Force Tension Springs are made from 316 stainless steel. Just like the adjustable force gas springs the pressure on these can be reduced down by the user with no tools required. The force on these springs pulls the piston rod inward, operating in the opposite direction of standard gas springs. Great for use on doors, lids, hatches and hoods that need to stay closed or would use assistance while closing. In its relaxed state, the spring is compressed, you must pull to extend These units can withstand a wide range of temperatures from -40º F to 300º F.
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Ameritool Products are subject to the Legal Terms and conditions as well as the Gas Spring Guidelines of Ameritool Mfg., Inc. Please see www.ameritoolmfg.com for these Terms and Guidelines. Extreme duty; tested range: -40‚°F to 300‚°F (-40‚°C to 148‚°C). Product length tolerance is ‚± .08 in. (2.0 mm). Tolerance is + 5% of the nominal force. Maximum piston speed is approximately 12 in. /sec. (.3 m/sec). Fast operation rates lead to excessive heat build-up resulting in internal seal damage. Gas springs are filled with oil and are under pressure. Please dispose of properly. Do not puncture or open. It is the responsibility of the customer to determine all required dimensions. Mount gas springs rod down. Provide physical stops to limit the spring¢‚¬„¢s extremes. Do not scratch, dent, chip, bend or paint the rod. Do not puncture or incinerate. User is responsible for determining whether the Maxum Hardware product is fit for a particular purpose and suitable for user¢‚¬„¢s application. Except where prohibited by law, Maxum Hardware and seller will not be liable for any loss or damage arising from the Maxum Hardware product, whether direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential, regardless of the theory asserted, including warranty, contract, negligence or strict liability.
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