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The SUGATSUNE SDS-C301N/G is a soft-down stay damper designed to control the lowering motion of hinged panels, doors, and lids in furniture and cabinetry applications. The damper applies consistent resistance throughout the swing arc, preventing panels from dropping suddenly under their own weight. Rated for a 6 lb load capacity, this unit is constructed from a combination of plastic, steel, and zinc alloy with a nickel-plated finish. The non-handed design allows installation on either the left or right side without requiring separate hardware for each orientation. Finish work carpenters, millworkers, and furniture installers are the primary tradespeople who specify and install this component.
This stay damper is suited for residential and light commercial cabinetry where controlled panel descent is required. Typical applications include fold-down cabinet doors, bed panel supports, server and entertainment unit lids, and similar hinged assemblies where a soft-close or controlled-lowering action improves both safety and user experience. The non-handed configuration simplifies inventory and speeds field installation on projects requiring multiple units across varied cabinet orientations.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation stay damper for hinged panel assemblies with a supported load of up to 6 lb, compatible with standard cabinetry and furniture hinge configurations where soft-down damping hardware is specified.
Installation is typically performed by cabinetry finish carpenters or furniture assembly technicians using standard hand tools. Verify that the supported panel weight does not exceed the 6 lb rated capacity before mounting. Secure all fasteners fully before cycling the panel through its range of motion to confirm smooth damped travel. Do not force the damper beyond its intended range of motion, as overextension can damage internal components.
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