Gas Spring Designed for PA-01
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High Force
High Force
Compact Size
Compact Size
Versatile
Versatile
Corrosion Resistant
Corrosion Resistant

Gas Spring Designed for PA-01

Model: GS-01

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Nitrogen gas spring strut with 56 lb or 169 lb force options and selected strokes from 2 to 13 inches. Compatible with PA-01, BRK-14.

Force - 56 lbs
Stroke - 2 inch
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1-6 units $14.99 USD
7-9 units $14.24 USD
10-19 units $13.49 USD
20+ units $11.99 USD
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High Force
High Force
Compact Size
Compact Size
Versatile
Versatile
Corrosion Resistant
Corrosion Resistant

$14.99 USD

Overview

[GS-01]

The GS-01 Gas Spring Strut pairs with the PA-01 mini linear actuator to share upward loads, or works on its own as a lift support. Compressed nitrogen delivers 56 lbs or 169 lbs of dynamic and static force in a slim tube that fits tight spaces. Common uses include hatch, hood and lid struts, tool boxes and TV lift cabinets.

Specifications

Product Specifications

Mount the GS-01 with two BRK-14 brackets. When pairing it with a PA-01 actuator, select a gas spring stroke 1 inch longer than the actuator stroke, as specified on the website.

Product Specifications
TypeGas Spring
Force56 lbs or 169 lbs
Stroke2", 3", 4", 5", 7", 9", 10", 11", 13"
Front Mounting Hole Size0.26"
Rear Mounting Hole Size0.26"
Stroke Rod MaterialStainless Steel
Housing Material#20 Carbon Steel
Mounting End Material08AL Carbon Steel
Surface TreatmentPowder Coated
Operational Temperature-30ºC to 80ºC (-22ºF to 176ºF)
Compatible Mounting BracketsBRK-14
Warranty18 Months
Length & Weight
Compatible Accessories

COMPATIBLE ACCESSORIES:

The GS-01 Gas Spring is designed for use with the PA-01 mini linear actuator and mounts with BRK-14 brackets.

Technical Documentation

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Data Sheets

GS-01 User Manual
GS-01 User Manual

User Manual for GS-01

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FAQ
What is the maximum force output of the GS-01 gas spring?

The highest force rating option of our GS-01 gas spring handles up to 169 lbs of dynamic and static force.

Which mounting brackets are compatible with the GS-01?

The BRK-14 mounting brackets are compatible with our GS-01 gas spring.

Can the GS-01 be used without a PA-01 mini linear actuator?

Yes, our GS-01 can also function as standalone gas springs, offering flexibility to meet diverse operational needs without the use of a PA-01 mini linear actuator.How can I determine which Progressive Automations linear actuator is best suited for my application?


Depending on your application, there are different specification requirements you should consider when determining the linear actuator you need. These requirements include force, stroke, speed and mounting dimensions. For detailed actuator information, you can refer to either the datasheet or the specification table located on the selected actuator's product page. Please note that the GS-01 gas spring is only compatible with the PA-01 mini linear actuator. If you're planning to pair the GS-01 with an actuator, the PA-01 is the recommended and supported option.You can also contact us to speak with one of our expert engineers.

What does stroke mean, and how do I know which size to choose?

Stroke refers to the travel distance of the extending rod. To determine the right stroke length for your application, measure the distance from the fully retracted to the fully extended position—that difference is the stroke length you need.If you're pairing the GS-01 with a PA-01 mini linear actuator, we recommend selecting a gas spring with a stroke 1" longer than the actuator’s stroke for optimal performance.

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