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A Gas Springs Informational Page, About Industrial Springs. |
 | | Gas springs may be referred to as gas props, shocks, dampers, struts or lifts, and they utilize compressed, high-pressure gas to exert a force for extension. |
 | | Gas springs are being used in automobiles to better continuously position the trunks and hoods, and some have started using fl nitrate instead of chrome or stainless steel because it is more corrosive-resistant than chrome and less expensive than stainless steel. |
 | | Locking gas springs use a mechanism that allows the rod to be locked at any time by the actuation of a plunger extending from the rod: when the plunger is released the rod locks its position, when the plunger is pushed down the rod moves normally. |
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