Guden GGN43-060-C Fixed Force Gas Spring 60 Lb

Product Description

The GUDEN GGN43-060-C is a fixed force gas spring designed to provide consistent, controlled linear force in industrial and mechanical applications. It operates on nitrogen gas pressure acting on a black nitride-coated piston inside an epoxy-coated steel tube, delivering a steady 60 lb of force throughout the full stroke. With a 9.6-inch extended length and a 3.15-inch stroke, this spring suits applications where repeatable, maintenance-free force output is required. A plastic ball socket end fitting provides flexible mounting and smooth articulation. Licensed tradespeople and equipment fabricators typically specify this type of component for tooling fixtures, access panels, and machinery.

The GGN43-060-C fits residential and commercial equipment assemblies where a compact, fixed-force gas spring is needed. Common install scenarios include industrial tooling fixtures, cabinet lids, machine guards, and hinged access panels that require controlled opening and closing force. The 0.24-inch rod diameter and 0.59-inch tube diameter make it a compact option for tight envelope designs. The M6 x 1.00 threaded end fitting connection is a standard metric thread used across a wide range of mounting hardware and aftermarket brackets.

Key Features

• Fixed 60 lb force output - consistent across the full 3.15-inch stroke
• Nitrogen gas force mechanism for reliable, maintenance-free operation
• Black nitride piston coating for corrosion resistance and extended service life
• Epoxy-coated steel tube for additional surface protection
• Plastic ball socket end fitting allows angular misalignment during travel
• M6 x 1.00 thread size supports standard metric mounting hardware

Compatibility

Designed as a fixed force gas spring replacement or new installation component for equipment assemblies using a 0.24-inch rod, 0.59-inch tube, M6 x 1.00 end fitting, and a 9.6-inch extended length with 3.15-inch stroke.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by mechanical technicians or equipment fabricators using standard metric hand tools. Depressurize or safely support any load before removing an existing gas spring to prevent uncontrolled movement. Ensure the ball socket end fittings are fully seated and locked before returning the assembly to service. Do not drill, weld, or modify the gas spring body, as the nitrogen charge is sealed at the factory.