Associated Spring Raymond R19-080 Bl Nitrogen Gas Spring

Product Description

The ASSOCIATED SPRING RAYMOND R19-080 BL is a nitrogen gas spring designed for use in press tooling, die stamping, and industrial forming applications. It provides a controlled, consistent force through a sealed nitrogen charge, eliminating the variability of mechanical coil springs. With a 0.748-inch diameter body and an overall length of 8.07 inches, this unit delivers an initial spring force of 112 lbf and a full stroke force of 152 lbf at a maximum stroke of 3.15 inches. The internal charge pressure is 1,450 psi. The blue color coding indicates its force class for quick identification in multi-spring tooling setups.

This gas spring is suited for industrial die and mold applications where repeatable, high-cycle force is required. It fits within standard nitrogen gas spring pocket bores in press dies and stamping tools used in metal fabrication, automotive, and general manufacturing environments. The compact 4.84-inch body length allows installation in tooling with limited cavity depth. Licensed tool and die makers, press technicians, and industrial maintenance staff are the typical installers.

Key Features

• 0.748-inch (19 mm) body diameter for standard gas spring bore pockets
• 152 lbf full stroke force with 112 lbf initial force for progressive load delivery
• Maximum stroke of 3.15 inches (80 mm) for deep-draw and forming operations
• 1,450 psi initial nitrogen charge pressure for consistent cycle-to-cycle performance
• Blue color coding for fast force-class identification in multi-spring die layouts
• Compact 4.84-inch body length fits shallow tooling cavities

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit nitrogen gas spring for industrial press dies and stamping tooling requiring a 19 mm diameter gas spring with an 80 mm maximum stroke.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified tool and die technicians or industrial maintenance personnel. The die set and press must be fully de-energized and the ram locked out before removing or installing gas springs. Do not attempt to disassemble, recharge, or modify the sealed nitrogen cartridge in the field without proper nitrogen charging equipment and training. Inspect the mounting pocket bore for proper diameter and depth per the tooling drawing before pressing the unit into place.