Dampers Provide Constant Speed Motion Control
H. A. Guden Co., Inc. has introduced a full line of compression and extension dampers to assist designers and engineers with their motion control needs. Guden dampers are used primarily where a heavy load or door must be lowered or swung in a controlled motion at a constant speed.
Ronkonkoma, NY (PRWEB) June 17, 2005 -- H.A. Guden Co., Inc. has introduced a
full line of compression and extension dampers to assist designers and engineers
with their motion control needs. Guden dampers are used primarily where a heavy
load or door must be lowered or swung in a controlled motion at a constant
speed. For example, dampers prevent a door from being slammed shut, or from
being pulled or swung wildly open.
Guden dampers supplement their gas
springs to provide a complete selection of lifting, lowering and dampening
options. While similar in appearance to gas springs, dampers are force–absorbing
instead of force-supplying devices. Two types are offered to control speed in
either compression or extension, depending on the mounting position.
In
Guden dampers, a piston with a small orifice must pass through hydraulic oil,
thus controlling speed. They are made in rod/tube diameter sizes from .24'' by
.59'' to .315'' by .87'', with stroke lengths from 2" to 7", extended lengths
from 7.9" to 19.7" and maximum load capacities from 50 lb to 100 lb load per
damper. Heavy, medium heavy, medium, medium light and light damping dampers are
all available.
Custom dampers are available in lengths
up to 26" with a stroke of up to 10". All dampers are available on special order
"double-damped" – damped in both compression and extension.
Technical
drawings, purchasing and immediate delivery are all available by phone, fax and
online at www.guden.com.
Established in 1920, Guden is an ISO
9000:2000 Registered Company.
For more information, contact H. A. Guden
Co., Inc., 99 Raynor Avenue, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779-6634, 800-344-6437 or Fax
631-737-2933, www.guden.com.
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