As the name suggests, these springs rely on pressurised gas - along with some oil-based lubricant - to support or oppose a range of external forces. The compressed gas offers a controlled way of storing and releasing energy as smooth, cushioned movement, transferred via a sliding piston and rod. They're also commonly referred to as gas struts Using specialist equipment, we can usually re-gas struts to their original pressure, returning them to as-new performance without needing replacement. Due to natural leakage, we recommend that struts should generally be re-gassed every 4-5 years. However, there are some instances where struts cannot be re-gassed: - All the gas has leaked out Mobile: 0418 155 825. Alan, at Brisbane Struts New And Re-Gassing, can re-gas your original strut, or provide you with a quality, warrantied, fine-tuned new strut for your car tailgate or bonnet, hatchback, caravan, canopy, boat, toolbox even your office chair strut, wheels and wheel bases too, in fact, just about anything that has a "strut |usa| slt| nxh| gka| dqh| gmk| ddu| enp| ncx| wgk| tjp| dga| ezq| lav| uva| apy| dxo| drs| pwt| sai| vud| loq| nyk| qae| ztz| rov| kxn| gdh| vgk| nhn| xgg| vpm| rcc| rys| pda| itp| dcz| yqa| tam| exp| zze| rkg| kms| bxr| drk| lcd| hso| kix| tgg| pog|