Guden GGN22-120-C Fixed Force Gas Spring 120 Lb

Product Description

The GUDEN GGN22-120-C is a fixed force gas spring designed to provide consistent, controlled linear force in industrial and mechanical applications. It operates using nitrogen gas pressure acting on a black nitride-coated piston inside an epoxy-coated steel tube measuring 0.75 inches in diameter. The rod diameter is 0.32 inches. With a rated capacity of 120 pounds, an extended length of 15.25 inches, and a stroke length of 5 inches, this gas spring delivers repeatable extension force without adjustment. Licensed mechanical technicians and industrial maintenance professionals typically install this component.

This gas spring is suited for use in equipment lids, access panels, machine guards, tooling fixtures, and similar assemblies that require controlled opening and holding force. The fixed force design means the output force remains constant throughout the stroke, making it appropriate for applications where variable force would cause alignment or load problems. The plastic ball socket end fitting allows for articulating connections to mounting hardware. It is used in both light industrial and OEM equipment manufacturing environments.

Key Features

• Fixed force output: 120 pounds of consistent nitrogen-driven extension force throughout the full stroke
• Black nitride piston coating for corrosion resistance and reduced friction
• Epoxy-coated steel tube for additional surface protection in industrial environments
• Plastic ball socket end fitting accommodates angular misalignment at the mount point
• M6 x 1.00 thread size for compatibility with standard metric ball stud hardware
• Compressed length of 10.25 inches and extended length of 15.25 inches with a 5 inch stroke

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fixed force gas spring for equipment lids, panels, and hinged assemblies requiring a 120-pound extension force with M6 x 1.00 end fitting hardware.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanical technician. Relieve any stored mechanical energy in the assembly before removing the existing gas spring. Do not compress or extend the spring beyond its rated stroke length, and ensure mounting studs are properly rated for the applied load. Confirm end fitting alignment to avoid side-loading the rod during operation.