Associated Spring Raymond R19-015 Ye Nitrogen Gas Spring

Product Description

The ASSOCIATED SPRING RAYMOND R19-015 YE is a compact nitrogen gas spring designed for use in stamping dies, molds, and precision tooling applications. It features a 0.748-inch body diameter and a maximum stroke of 0.59 inches, with an overall length of 2.83 inches and a body length of 2.17 inches. At full stroke, this spring delivers 292 lbf, with an initial spring force of 202 lbf, powered by a 2,600 psi internal nitrogen charge. The yellow color coding aids quick identification on the shop floor. This unit is installed by toolmakers, die setters, and precision machining professionals.

This nitrogen gas spring is suited for compact die and mold applications where consistent, controlled force over a short stroke is required. Its M6 mounting hole thread size and 0.315-inch rod diameter make it compatible with standard tooling configurations in both production and prototype setups. The operating temperature range of 0 degrees F to 176 degrees F supports use in typical industrial manufacturing environments. It ships as a single unit and is sized for tight-clearance die spaces.

Key Features

• 292 lbf full stroke force with 202 lbf initial force for consistent tooling pressure
• 2,600 psi initial nitrogen charge pre-set at the factory
• 0.59-inch maximum stroke in a compact 2.83-inch overall length package
• M6 mounting hole thread for standard die and mold integration
• Yellow color coding for fast visual identification by force rating
• Rated for operation from 0 degrees F to 176 degrees F

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for stamping dies, progressive dies, and injection molds requiring a 19 mm diameter nitrogen gas spring with a 15 mm stroke.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by toolmakers or die maintenance technicians during die setup or rebuild. Before servicing, de-energize all press equipment and relieve any hydraulic or mechanical preload on the tooling. The M6 mounting thread should be engaged with appropriate tooling steel; avoid cross-threading or over-torquing without reference to die design specifications. Nitrogen gas springs are pressurized components and must not be disassembled, welded, or exposed to heat sources in the field.