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Standard Gas Springs & Mounts - 15601 About gas springs

Repairable, colour coded and fully adjustable gassprings with small outer body diameters.Forces:50 daN to 200 daNStrokes:10 mm to 125 mm Max. strokes/min.:~80-100 (at 20°C) HG Series: These Hollow Gas springs have a hole that goes rightthrough the centre axis of the spring, allowing the gas spring to be mounted onto a pillar or rod.Forces:250 daN to 4 180 daNStrokes:10 mm to 300 mm Max. strokes/min.:~15-40 (at 20°C)

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Kaller’s standard series and the World’s first range ofgas spring. Dimensions correspond to the ISO-11 901 standard for gas springs.Forces:250daN to 10 000 daNStroke lengths:10 mm to 300 mm Max. strokes/min.:~15-40 (at 20°C) TU Series: Low force increase version of the TU Series, sharingthe same total lengths but with larger body diameters. As a result, it has a longer service lifetime and can be run at faster press frequencies.Forces:750 daN to 5 000 daNStroke lengths:12.7 mm to 300 mm Max. strokes/min.:~40-80 (at 20°C) Similar to the TU Series, these gas springs have “inchbased” total lengths and stroke lengths.Forces:750 daN to 5 000 daNStrokes:½” to 8” Max. strokes/min.:~15-40 (at 20°C) TB Series: SL Series: Short height version of the TU Series with tapped basemounting holes and side charging port for hose system connection.Forces:500 daN to 3 000 daNStrokes6 mm to 125 mm Max. strokes/min.~30 (at 20°C) K Series: Shorter height version of the TU Series with chargingport located in the piston rod and without tapped base mounting holes.Forces:250 daN to 750 daNStrokes:12.7 mm to 125 mm Max. strokes/min.:~30 (at 20°C) KS Series: HT Series: High Temperature gas springs for applications withworking temperatures up to 180°C.Forces:250 daN to 750 daNStrokes:10 mm to 300 mm Max. strokes/min.:~60 (at 20°C)

LCF (Low Contact Force) GasSpring Information

The LCF Series is the next generation of nitrogen gas springs. This innovative series is engineered to address the major problems facing metal stampers today: excessive shock loads, high noise levels and extreme pad/blank-holder bounce, all factors that lead to high press maintenance costs and noise pollution.The LCF Series reduces shock load by as much as50% compared to traditional gas springs. They deliver a gradual force build-up and smooth acceleration so there’s less impact on gear and bearings and less wear on drive components. The payoff is reduced press maintenance. The LCF Series lowers noise levels significantly, with a higher reduction in sound pressure level compared to standard gas springs. Its lesser impact force results in these lower noise levels and makes these springs a cost effective alternative to building noise enclosures. The payoff is a quieter, safer and healthier workingenvironment. The LCF Series decreases pad/blank-holder bounce, allowing improved part transfer efficiency, increased production rates and reduced scrap. A gradual force increase and return results in smoother pad/blank- holder operation. The payoff is higher production rates .Because LCF gas springs mount directly to the die andare independent from the press, all benefits travel with the tool.Standard features: • 100% interchangeable with standard, ISO gassprings (i.e. our TU Series)

Being phased out & replaced by the Power Line - X Series

• Retrofits in existing dies • Charged and rebuilt like standard gas springs • Drop in, flange mount, or base plate mounting • Can be hosed together • Can be incorporated into press cushions
We reserve the right to add, delete or modifycomponents without notification.All dimensions are stated in mm.All dimensions are nominal unless tolerance is stated. by Strömsholmen AB

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+46 140 571 00 • www.kaller.com Edition 6 / May 2005