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Gas springs
Gas springs with end fittings and mounting hardware for tailgates, hatches and covers. Select by extended length, force in newtons and thread size.
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Tube end Gas spring Rod end
Use the filters below to narrow the gas springs by thread, length and force.
Your spring
Enter what you know. A thread alone is enough to see every spring in it.
Springs that fit
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Browse all gas springs, fittings and accessories belowCheck the measurements under How to measure, or browse all gas springs below. Contact us
Tube end Rod end Both ends
Your set
Choose a spring to build your set.
Most lids use two. Replace both so they push equally. Fittings are counted per spring end.
Total
The end fittings come fitted to the springs.
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VALERYD supplies gas springs and fittings, for hatches, hoods, lids and covers.
A gas spring holds a lid or a hatch open and takes the weight on the way up and down. They are used on trailers and boats, but also on machine hoods, agricultural equipment, furniture and cabinets. Gas springs are also known as gas struts. Fast delivery from our own warehouse in Sweden.
How to choose a gas spring
Three figures decide it. The extended length from eye to eye, the stroke, and the force in newtons. The force has to match the weight of the lid and where the spring is mounted, since a spring mounted closer to the hinge has to work harder for the same lid.
Measuring the old spring
Measure the extended length with the lid fully open, and note the force printed on the tube. Both figures are given in every product name here, so the old spring can be matched directly rather than calculated.
End fittings
A gas spring on its own does nothing without something to mount it to. End fittings cover hinge eyes, ball sockets, angled ball joints and fork heads, and ball studs, brackets and locking pins cover the mounting side. The thread and the ball diameter have to match the spring.


