Sugatsune LSP-270B Lid Stay Damper 66 Lb Satin Stainless

Product Description

The SUGATSUNE LSP-270B is a lid stay damper designed to control the opening and closing motion of lids, doors, and access panels in light industrial, marine, and commercial cabinetry applications. Constructed from 304 stainless steel with an acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) damper component, the LSP-270B provides a rated load capacity of 66 lb while delivering smooth, controlled motion. The satin finish resists corrosion and blends with professional-grade hardware installations. At 12-7/32 inches in overall length and 1-29/32 inches in width, this stay fits a range of lid configurations. Installers in woodworking, marine outfitting, and industrial enclosure assembly are the primary users of this hardware.

The LSP-270B is well suited for horizontal lid applications on storage chests, equipment enclosures, workbenches, and control panels in both residential and commercial settings. Its non-handed design means the same unit installs on either side of a lid without requiring a mirrored pair. The damper function slows lid travel at the end of travel, reducing impact and wear on the cabinet structure over time. No specialized tooling is required for most installations, making this a practical choice for both shop fabrication and field service work.

Key Features

• 66 lb load capacity supports medium-duty lid and panel applications
• 304 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in wet or marine environments
• ABS damper component provides controlled, cushioned lid travel
• Non-handed design installs on either side without a mirrored part
• Satin finish for a clean, professional appearance
• 12-7/32 inch overall length accommodates a range of lid widths

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or new-installation lid stay damper for horizontal lid and access panel applications requiring a 12-7/32 inch stay with up to 66 lb load capacity and a satin stainless finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a cabinetmaker, millwright, or marine outfitter using standard hand tools. Mounting surfaces should be confirmed structurally sound and capable of accepting the fastener pattern before installation. Always verify the lid and frame are in their final aligned position before drilling pilot holes and securing the stay. Refer to the applicable local building or marine codes for enclosure hardware requirements in regulated environments.