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−	There are many types of Gas Springs available on the market today, from Conventional Gas Springs to End Fittings. In this article, we will be focusing on one of the most useful types of Gas Springs, the Lockable Gas Spring.	+	= Introuction =

−	~~Lockable Gas Springs allow for reliable maintenance~~ of ~~structures and come in a whole host of sizes and forces. A standard Lockable Gas Spring will have a force ranging between 200N to 1000N~~, ~~strokes~~ from ~~15mm~~ to ~~210mm and a number of different release mechanisms~~.	+	There are many types of gas spring, from conventional gas springs to end fittings.

−	~~[[File:~~Lockable ~~Gas Spring~~.~~jpg]]~~	+	Lockable gas springs allow for reliable maintenance of structures and come in a whole range of sizes and forces. A standard lockable gas spring will have a force ranging between 200N to 1000N, strokes from 15mm to 210mm and a number of different release mechanisms.

−	=~~= Advantages of Lockable Gas Springs ==~~	+	[[File:Lockable_Gas_Spring.jpg\|link=File:Lockable_Gas_Spring.jpg]]

−	~~The main advantage that Lockable Gas Springs offer over other types~~ of springs is actually in the name, they lock in place. Once this type of spring is locked, there is absolutely no room for manoeuvrability, which makes them perfect for a whole host of projects and applications.	+	= Advantages of lockable gas springs =

−	The main ~~difference between a normal~~ gas ~~spring and a Lockable Gas Spring~~ is that they ~~allow a rod to be locked into~~ place ~~at any point during the spring’s movement~~. ~~This~~ is ~~typically enabled by~~ a ~~plunger that depresses~~ and ~~releases to free or impede the rod as required~~.	+	The main advantage that lockable gas springs offer over other types of springs is that they lock in place. Once this type of spring is locked, there is absolutely no room for manoeuvrability, which makes them perfect for a whole host of projects and applications.

−	~~== Uses of Lockable Gas Springs ==~~	+	They allow a rod to be locked into place at any point during the spring’s movement. This is typically enabled by a plunger that depresses and releases to free or impede the rod as required.

−	~~Lockable Gas Springs are perfect for any constructions which require significant force. For example,~~ gas springs ~~are used in adjustable tables, chair seats and desks for office equipment. They are also used in many forms of gym machinery, control panels and even in patient’s beds and hospital equipment.~~	+	= Uses of lockable gas springs =

−	~~There is a selection of rods for different requirements, so the type of rod you will need for your~~ Lockable ~~Gas Springs completely depends on the purpose you have~~ in ~~mind~~ for ~~utilising them~~.	+	Lockable gas springs are suited to constructions which require significant force. For example, in adjustable tables, chair seats and desks for office equipment. They are also used in many forms of gym machinery, control panels and even in patient’s beds and hospital equipment.

−	~~The three types~~ of rods ~~include~~ flexible, rigid in tension or rigid in compression.	+	There is a selection of rods for different requirements, including flexible, rigid in tension or rigid in compression.

−	* Flexible rods are resistant when push or pull forces are in play	+	* Flexible rods are resistant when push or pull forces are in play.
−	* Rigid in tension have no flexibility during pull forces but are flexible during push forces	+	* Rigid in tension have no flexibility during pull forces but are flexible during push forces.
−	* Rigid in compression have no flexibility during push forces but flexible during pull forces.	+	* Rigid in compression have no flexibility during push forces but are flexible during pull forces.

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There are many types of Gas Springs available on the market today, from Conventional Gas Springs to End Fittings. In this article, we will be focusing on one of the most useful types of Gas Springs, the Lockable Gas Spring.

Lockable Gas Springs allow for reliable maintenance of structures and come in a whole host of sizes and forces. A standard Lockable Gas Spring will have a force ranging between 200N to 1000N, strokes from 15mm to 210mm and a number of different release mechanisms.

[[File:Lockable Gas Spring.jpg]]

== Advantages of Lockable Gas Springs ==

The main advantage that Lockable Gas Springs offer over other types of springs is actually in the name, they lock in place. Once this type of spring is locked, there is absolutely no room for manoeuvrability, which makes them perfect for a whole host of projects and applications.

The main difference between a normal gas spring and a Lockable Gas Spring is that they allow a rod to be locked into place at any point during the spring’s movement. This is typically enabled by a plunger that depresses and releases to free or impede the rod as required.

== Uses of Lockable Gas Springs ==

Lockable Gas Springs are perfect for any constructions which require significant force. For example, gas springs are used in adjustable tables, chair seats and desks for office equipment. They are also used in many forms of gym machinery, control panels and even in patient’s beds and hospital equipment.

There is a selection of rods for different requirements, so the type of rod you will need for your Lockable Gas Springs completely depends on the purpose you have in mind for utilising them.

The three types of rods include flexible, rigid in tension or rigid in compression.

* Flexible rods are resistant when push or pull forces are in play
* Rigid in tension have no flexibility during pull forces but are flexible during push forces
* Rigid in compression have no flexibility during push forces but flexible during pull forces.

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