Strut Sizes - How to Measure a Strut

The length of a Gas Strut is determined by measuring from the centre of one mount point (A) to the centre of the other (B) fully opened.

Measure a Gas Strut The Strut will be built with maximum stroke length to allow maximum flexibility when it comes to closed length (i.e. you will be able to have the smallest closed length possible in relationship to the overall length required).

Gas Struts can be made to almost any size. Most stock is readily available with lengths from 235mm to 805mm in graduations of 10mm.

Special builds and stainless steel 316 are also available.

Depending on your application, there are four types of Struts.

6mm shaft	16mm body (diameter)	Light weight
8mm shaft	18mm body	Standard
10mm shaft	22mm body	Heavy duty
14mm shaft	28mm body	Extra heavy duty

Features, benefits and uses of Gas Struts

Benefits

Mobile Service
No need to send staff out for parts
No waste of time getting incorrect parts
No problems when brackets need to be modified
No need to book vehicle out for the day
No loss of use of your vehicle

Features

SAFETY FIRST Guaranteed workmanship
Prolonged and easier access to vehicle
Added value when selling vehicle
Economical solution in replacement struts
SAME day service at no extra charge
Easy payment facilities incl Cash, Credit Cards, Cheque

Uses

Office Chairs
Engine Bonnets
Van Rear Doors
Canopy Covers
Truck Canopies
Hatch Backs
Door Closers
Boat Hatches
Trailer Doors
Horse Float Ramps
Wine Cellar Doors
Self Closing Office doors