Gas Spring Products and Gas Struts Catalog

Product Families For Industrial And OEM Buyers

Browse lift gas springs, gas struts, lockable gas springs, dampers, accessories, and stainless steel gas springs for equipment covers, panels, hatches, cabinets, medical adjustment systems, vehicles, and marine applications. Product selection can be matched to force, stroke, overall length, material, end fittings, and mounting requirements.

Choose A Category Or Request Custom Support

Use the product catalog to compare lift gas springs, lockable gas springs, stainless steel gas springs, dampers, end fittings, brackets, and application references. Contact LX Gas Spring for OEM customization, force calculation, drawings, samples, or application-specific engineering guidance.

Select Products By Buyer Use Case

For furniture gas springs, table gas springs, cabinet gas springs, truck toolbox gas struts, vehicle hood supports, marine hatch gas struts, and industrial gas springs, start with the application page and then choose the matching product family. This helps buyers define force, stroke, material, fittings, mounting points, and working environment before sending an RFQ.

Lift, Lockable, Stainless, Damper, And Accessories

A standard lift gas spring is used when a lid or cover needs assistance and hold-open support. A lockable gas spring is used when the moving part must hold at intermediate positions with a release control. Stainless steel gas springs are reviewed for marine, washdown, medical, chemical, humid, and outdoor exposure. Dampers are selected when speed control or soft closing is more important than lifting force.

Product Selection Is Not Only Force

Force in Newtons is only one part of the specification. Buyers also need to check stroke, extended length, compressed length, mounting point distance, bracket strength, end fitting articulation, rod orientation, corrosion exposure, temperature, vibration, expected cycle use, and whether the gas spring is sold as a replacement item or an OEM production part.

How Product Pages Should Be Used

Use product family pages to decide the correct category, then use application pages and resource guides to prepare project data. For example, a marine hatch may start from stainless steel gas springs, a hospital bed may start from lockable gas springs, and a machinery guard may need lift support plus a separate safety review.