Toolbox lid shocks
There are different size of toolbox lid shocks in Gastac.Truck tool box shocks have dampened extension and undampened compression for smooth, steady opening.Black powder-coated cylinder for corrosion resistance.
Gas toolbox lid shocks of Gastac can work on truck box doors and lids to provide effortless opening. The tool box lid shocks features dampened extension and undampened compression for smooth operation.
With a black powder-coated and corrosion resistance cylinder,Gastac gas struts for toolbox lid can provicde multiple forces to fit your needs.
Common Use of Truck Tool Box Shock : Rear Windows, Tool Boxes, Truck Boxes
How to measure tool box shocks ？
To measure toolbox lid shocks for replacement, follow these steps:
Extended Length:Measure the length of the strut when fully extended from the center of one end fitting to the center of the other.
Compressed Length:Measure the length of the strut when fully compressed, again from the center of one end fitting to the center of the other.
Force/Pound Rating:Check for any markings on the existing strut indicating the force or pound rating. This is the force the gas struts for toolbox lid exerts when fully extended.
End Fittings:Note the type of end fittings on both ends of the strut, as they need to match the original for proper installation.
Diameter:Measure the diameter of the tube if needed, as some toolboxes may require specific sizes.
These measurements will help you find a suitable replacement tool box lid shocks. When buying new shocks, ensure that the extended and compressed lengths match, the force rating is appropriate, and the end fittings are compatible with your toolbox.
GASTAC toolbox lid shocks are suitable for which brands of toolboxes?
How do you install a gas strut on a lid?
- Calculate toolbox lid shocks dimensions
- Toolbox lid shocks cover weight calculator
- Calculate toolbox lid shocks force
- Purchase toolbox lid shocks
- Toolbox lid shocks mounting positions
- Install toolbox lid shocks
To install a gas strut on a lid, first, measure and mark the upper and lower mounting points. Attach the brackets to these points using screws or bolts. Install the gas strut by snapping the ends into the brackets, ensuring the cylinder part attaches to the lid and the rod to the base. Test the lid’s movement to ensure smooth operation, adjusting the brackets if necessary. Repeat on both sides if using two struts, ensuring they are symmetrically installed for balanced support.
Toolbox lid shocks application
