Associated Spring Raymond R19-015 Gr Nitrogen Gas Spring

Product Description

The ASSOCIATED SPRING RAYMOND R19-015 GR is a nitrogen gas spring designed for use in tooling, stamping dies, and industrial press applications where consistent, controlled force is required throughout the stroke. With a 0.748-inch diameter and an overall length of 2.83 inches, this compact unit delivers an initial force of 67 lbf and a full stroke force of 99 lbf. It is pre-charged to 725 psi with nitrogen gas, which provides smooth, repeatable spring action without the fatigue issues associated with mechanical coil springs. The green color coding identifies the force rating for quick visual identification during setup and maintenance.

This nitrogen gas spring is suited for light-duty die and mold applications requiring a small-footprint force element. The 0.59-inch maximum stroke and 2.17-inch body length make it appropriate for compact die sets, stripper plates, and component clamping fixtures in industrial manufacturing environments. It is typically specified by tooling engineers and installed by die makers or maintenance machinists during die assembly or refurbishment.

Key Features

• Pre-charged to 725 psi initial nitrogen pressure for consistent force delivery
• Full stroke force of 99 lbf with initial force of 67 lbf
• Compact 0.748-inch diameter suits tight die and mold cavities
• Maximum stroke of 0.59 inches for controlled, short-travel applications
• Green color coding for rapid force-rating identification
• Overall length of 2.83 inches for space-constrained tooling layouts

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for industrial nitrogen gas spring applications requiring a 19 mm diameter, 72 mm overall length gas spring with a 15 mm maximum stroke.

Installation Notes

Nitrogen gas springs should be installed by qualified tooling or maintenance personnel familiar with die assembly practices. Depressurize or isolate the unit from any active press or hydraulic circuit before handling. Do not attempt to disassemble or recharge the spring without proper nitrogen charging equipment rated for the working pressure. Follow the press or die manufacturer guidelines and applicable OSHA machine guarding requirements during installation and service.