The service life of Cabinet Gas Springs is affected by many factors, including the following:
Load capacity and frequency of use: The load capacity of the gas spring directly determines its service life. If the gas spring is subjected to a large load for a long time or is frequently switched on and off, its life will be shortened. Especially in high-frequency use scenarios, the wear of the gas spring will be more serious.
Gas pressure: If the gas pressure in the gas spring is too high or too low, it will affect the service life. If the gas leaks or the pressure is insufficient, the effect of the spring will decrease, resulting in earlier damage.
Ambient temperature: The working environment temperature of the gas spring has a great impact on its performance. Too high or too low temperature will affect the gas expansion and contraction of the gas spring, and extreme temperature will accelerate the aging of the spring and the decline of the sealing performance.
Humidity and corrosion: If the gas spring is used in a humid or corrosive environment, it may cause the metal parts of the gas spring to rust and the seals to fail, thereby shortening its service life.
Installation and use method: The angle and position of the gas spring during installation and the switching force during use will affect its life. If improperly installed or operated, the gas spring may be over-stretched or over-compressed, resulting in damage.
Quality and manufacturing process: The quality of gas springs of different brands and models varies greatly, and the precision of the manufacturing process will also affect the durability of the gas spring. High-quality gas springs can usually withstand more loads and use cycles.
Sealing performance: The sealing ring inside the gas spring may wear or age during long-term use, causing gas leakage, which will affect the performance and service life of the spring.
Understanding these influencing factors can help make more appropriate decisions when selecting and using Cabinet Gas Springs, thereby extending their service life.
