Pentagon Gas Spring Model M3-M16 (set of two)
This nitrogen-charged gas strut maintains flexi arm positioning on tapping equipment while minimizing manual effort during thread cutting. The stainless steel extension spring provides reliable 600 N resistance across its operating range. • 350 mm extended length with 80 mm stroke • 10 mm piston ensures uniform tension • 280 mm compressed length accommodates standard mounts • Packaged as a matched dual set
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Specifications
For: Model M3-M16 (set of two)- Force
- 600 N
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Body Diameter
- 15 mm
- Spring Type
- Extension
- Gas Type
- Nitrogen
- Compressed Length
- 280 mm
- Product Name
- Gas Spring Arm Tapping Machine
- Piston Size
- 10 mm
- Extended Length
- 350 mm
- Cylinder Size
- 22 mm
- Stroke Length
- 80 mm
Configurations
Click a row to switch| Variant | Compressed Length | Piston Size | Product Name | Gas Type | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model M6-M36 (set of two) | 280 mm | 10 mm | Gas Spring Arm Tapping Machine | Nitrogen | ₹3,800 |
| Model M3-M16 (set of two) | 280 mm | 10 mm | Gas Spring Arm Tapping Machine | Nitrogen | ₹2,950 |
Operational Longevity and Care Guidelines
- Inspect mounting brackets and pivot points for wear before installation
- Avoid exceeding rated force limits to prevent premature seal degradation
- Store units in dry conditions when not installed to preserve gas integrity
- Lubricate flexi arm joints separately to maintain overall system performance
- Schedule routine visual checks for cylinder surface scratches or leaks
Optimized Stroke and Extension Range
- 300 mm stroke length accommodates full arm articulation requirements
- 280 mm compressed length allows compact storage when idle
- 500 mm extended length provides maximum reach for deep threading
- Nitrogen-filled chamber eliminates metal-on-metal friction during movement
- Ensures quiet, vibration-free operation in precision manufacturing settings
Engineered for M6 to M36 Flexible Arm Systems
- Optimized counterbalance for tapping machines handling M6 to M36 threads
- Adapts to varying tool weights across the complete thread range
- Integrates seamlessly with articulated flexi arm configurations
- Supports precise depth control during high-speed threading operations
- Simplifies tool changeovers without recalibrating spring tension
Corrosion-Resistant Stainless Steel Build
- Premium stainless steel construction resists industrial coolant exposure
- Standard 15 mm body diameter and 22 mm cylinder size ensure rigidity
- 10 mm piston rod design promotes smooth linear movement without binding
- Withstands harsh machining environments and frequent repositioning cycles
- Reduces long-term replacement costs through enhanced material durability
Consistent 600 N Tapping Force Control
- Delivers steady 600 N extension force for stable tool positioning
- Nitrogen gas charging ensures uniform pressure throughout the stroke
- Eliminates manual balancing efforts during flexible arm operation
- Maintains consistent tension across repeated tapping cycles
- Compatible with standard flexi arm mounting interfaces
More questions buyers ask
What is the function of a gas spring in a flexi arm tapping machine?
The gas spring acts as a counterbalance, supporting the weight of the tapping arm to ensure smooth, effortless movement and precise positioning during the threading process.
Why is the 600N force rating important for M6-M36 tapping machines?
The 600N force is specifically calibrated to balance the weight of articulated arms used for M6 to M36 tapping, preventing arm sag and ensuring consistent tool alignment.
Can this gas spring be used with other brands of tapping machines?
Yes, this gas spring is designed with standard mounting dimensions compatible with most articulated flexi arm tapping machines in the M6-M36 range.
What material is the Pentagon gas spring made of?
It is constructed from high-grade stainless steel, providing excellent resistance to industrial coolants, oils, and harsh workshop environments.
How do I know if my gas spring needs replacement?
Signs include the tapping arm feeling heavy, drifting from its set position, or visible oil leaks around the piston rod seal.
What is the difference between compressed and extended length?
Compressed length is the minimum size when the spring is fully pushed in, while extended length is the maximum reach when the piston is fully out.
Is the Pentagon gas spring nitrogen-filled?
Yes, it uses a nitrogen-filled chamber to provide consistent, uniform pressure and smooth motion without friction.
Does this product come with a warranty?
Pentagon provides standard industrial warranty coverage against manufacturing defects. Please check the specific invoice details for duration.
How often should I inspect the gas spring?
We recommend a visual inspection of the mounting points and cylinder surface every 3-6 months, depending on the frequency of machine usage.
Can I replace the gas spring myself?
Yes, it is a standard mechanical component, but ensure the machine is powered off and the arm is secured before attempting replacement.
Who should choose the Pentagon M6-M36 Gas Spring?
This model is ideal for workshop owners and maintenance engineers operating flexi arm tapping machines who require a reliable, heavy-duty counterbalance solution for M6 to M36 threading tasks.
Is this gas spring suitable for high-speed tapping?
Yes, its nitrogen-charged design ensures stable tension and vibration-free operation, which is critical for high-speed precision threading.
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Full description
This nitrogen-charged gas strut maintains flexi arm positioning on tapping equipment while minimizing manual effort during thread cutting. The stainless steel extension spring provides reliable 600 N resistance across its operating range. • 350 mm extended length with 80 mm stroke • 10 mm piston ensures uniform tension • 280 mm compressed length accommodates standard mounts • Packaged as a matched dual set