Gas Spring Piston Rod Gas Spring Piston Rod
Gas Spring Piston Rod

Gas Spring Piston Rod

As the core force-bearing moving rod of gas springs, it delivers telescopic support, load buffering, guiding and limiting. Subjected to push-pull loads with wear-resistant and anti-corrosion properties, it enables smooth lifting, lowering and damped soft stop for hoods, tailgates and side doors.

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Gas Spring Piston Rod
Customer Pain Points
Process Advantages
Process Highlights
Customer Pain Points
  • Structural stability
  • Post-riveting joint and tensile resistance
  • Firm fixation of components
Process Advantages
  • Precision riveting process
  • Firm fixation of all components
  • Tight joints and high tensile strength after riveting
  • Effectively guarantee the structural stability of gas spring piston rods
  • Replace the original nut tightening process
  • Reduce component quantity and lower the complexity of assembly processes
  • Achieve cost reduction and efficiency improvement
Process Highlights
  • Relying on FMW precision riveting equipment,

    SYSTENCE delivers controllable riveting force, uniform forming and high tensile strength. It enables high-strength and highly consistent fastening connections for piston rod components. The riveted structure is stable, free from loosening and fatigue-resistant, suiting the long-term reciprocating durability operating conditions of vehicle-mounted gas springs.

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