Nitrogen Gas Die Springs

STEINEL self-contained nitrogen gas springs for bending, punching and other tools used in high pressure applications are some of the most dependable, durable and efficient ones found anywhere in the world.

Unlike ISO die springs that can fracture easily with use over time, STEINEL nitrogen gas cylinders absorb approximately five million strokes of lateral forces within small spaces without breaking. STEINEL designs and manufactures its products at its German facility. With all of its research and development processes in one location under one roof, STEINEL is better able to focus on quality, reliability, durability and safety.

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Nitrogen Gas Springs SZ 8063.1.B with integrated burst protection

Description

Explanation:

STEINEL nitrogen cylinders SZ 8063.1.B are filled with standard nitrogen. Nitrogen N2 is a neutral, non-hazardous gas.

Special features:

Each nitrogen cylinder forms a functional, closed unit (autonomous nitrogen cylinders)
Maximum force in the smallest of spaces
Easy to assemble
No spring breakage
Recommended stroke reserve of 10%
No mechanical preload is necessary
Easy to use

Advantages:

By using a burst screw, the nitrogen cylinder is protected from overpressure damage
Prevents consequential damage to nitrogen cylinder and tool
After replacement of the burst screw, a nitrogen cylinder can be filled and used again
Integrated part

Information for users:

If the burst pressure is surpassed, forced ventilation occurs and the working pressure is released
Following breakage, burst screws are unusable
Burst screws are labelled with the burst pressure, which is legible even following breakage
An activated burst screw can be replaced by trained personnel

Order example: Nitrogen cylinder: SZ 8063.1. with D = 50 and a stroke of 25 mm. Addition 050 x 025 B Order number SZ 8063.1.050 x 025 B