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Gas Springs & Hydraulic Dampers

ACE Controls Inc.


World leader in deceleration technology 09/06
ISO 9001:2000 Certified
Worldwide

ACE Controls, Inc.


World Headquarters
Farmington, Michigan U.S.A.
800-521-3320

ACE Stossdampfer GMBH ACE Controls Japan Ltd.


Langenfeld, Germany Chiba Prefecture, Japan
0-2173-922610 0-436-246711

ACE Controls International


Merseyside, United Kingdom
1-925-227171

Founded over 35 years ago, ACE Controls, Inc. is applications and product selection. ACE Controls,
recognized as the world leader in the design and Inc. is a certified ISO 9001:2000 manufacturer.
manufacture of deceleration devices for a wide
variety of industries. Facilities are located in the The ACE line of gas springs is ideal for counter-
United States, England, Germany and Japan balancing loads to provide assistance in both lifting
together with extensive distribution throughout the and lowering covers, guards and panels, as well as
world. ACE is able to provide an excellent and limiting the rate at which heavy covers, etc. can be
responsive sales and support network. moved.
The ACE Controls product line includes gas springs,
ACE Controls’ Applications Department is one of
hydraulic dampers, industrial shock absorbers, stacker
crane shocks as well as crane and heavy industrial
the most advanced in the industry. Engineers are
shock absorbers, velocity controls, rotary dampers available to assist you by providing full technical
and TUBUS elastomer bumpers. support for your gas spring and hydraulic damper
application requirements. The ACE Controls
ACE’s innovations include adjustable and self- Applications Department can be reached at
compensating shock absorbers as well as CAD 800-521-3320.
files and simulation software for shock absorber

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Function, Construction and Operation, Gas Springs

Function

In every action involving a lifting or lowering motion, e.g. when opening a hatch lid, there are masses in movement which
must be controlled.

If this is ignored, then the kinetic energy caused by the mass in motion can result in considerable damage. There are
several ways that ACE offers to control this motion.

a) Shock absorbers - used when no return assistance is required and no restriction of the velocity is required, control
being provided shortly before the mechanical components make contact.

b) Velocity controls - used when no return assistance is required, and control of velocity throughout the motion is
required.

c) Rotary dampers - used in light load situations requiring no return assistance and controlled velocity throughout the
motion.

d) Gas springs - used when return assistance or load support (counterbalance) is required throughout the motion.

The gas springs can be provided in a wide range of body sizes, stroke lengths and the force provided can be specified to
suit the specific application. The extension and compression velocities can also be customized on request.
Oil zone filling for end position Precision steel tube powder
Integral grease chamber damping and lubrication coated for
for increased life corrosion protection

Ceram-Pro coated steel piston rod


Filled with Various mounting
Metering orifice for defined extension high pressure nitrogen gas options available
and compression velocities (adjustment valve available)

Construction and Operation

ACE gas springs are maintenance free self-contained systems which are filled with high pressure
nitrogen gas to a defined pressure. They also contain a small quantity of oil to provide end position damping.

During operation, the nitrogen gas flows through the metering orifice and allows the load to be lowered in a controlled
manner. The force of the gas spring works against the weight and prevents it from accelerating and damaging mechanical
components on closure.

Upon reversal the nitrogen flows back through the piston orifice and the gas spring force assists the action, reducing the
effort required to reset the mechanism.

The opening and closing speeds can be varied by altering the size of the metering orifice.

For cushioning on the extension stroke, mount with the rod down. For cushioning on the compression stroke, mount with
the rod up.

An integral grease chamber behind the rod seals ensures lasting lubrication which can increase the life of ACE gas springs
by at least 100% compared to other products on the market.

The Ceram-Pro coated steel piston rod and powder coated precision steel body ensure excellent corrosion protection and
provide a long maintenance free working life.

The wide variety of available mounting accessories provide mounting versatility and options.
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Gas Spring Applications

Additional Gas Spring Applications Include:

Computers Boat Engine Hatches Molding Machines


Photocopiers Bus/Coach Engine Covers Executive Desks
Aircraft Overhead Compartments Bus/Coach Courier Seats Smoke Vents
Aircraft Galley Equipment Fork Lifts Stair Lifts
Truck Engine Covers Conveyor Belt Tensioning Security Cabinets
Truck Side Panels Roof Ventilation Hatches Washing Machine Lids
Electrical Enclosure Cabinets Manhole/Access Covers Automatic Cash Dispensers
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Calculations and Mounting Instructions, Gas Springs

Use the following application parameters to Example


calculate a suitable ACE gas spring:
RW W = 90 lbs (41 kg)
1. Weight of the lid or flap lbs (kg) F1 Rw = 30 in (762 mm)
LG LG = 6 in (152.4 mm)
2. Position of the center of gravity in (mm)
3. Sketch of the application layout n =2
D
s F1 = 90 . 30
6 .2
F1 = 225 lbs (1000 N)
Symbols used: Basic formula for
calculating required
W Force due to weight of the lid lbs (kg) W extension force:
RW Radius of center of gravity in (mm) Chosen force:
LG Distance to gas spring in (mm) W . RW F1 = 225 lbs (1000 N)
s Center of gravity - F1 lbs (N)
LG . n Chosen gas spring:
D Pivot point GS-22-200-AA-1000
n Number of gas springs
in parallel The basic formula given enables an
approximate calculation of the required
gas spring force for one mounting
position geometry.

In order to save time we recommend that the calculation and selection of the most suitable gas spring be completed by
ACE.

With our sophisticated selection software we can quickly determine the resultant opening or closing forces throughout the
complete movement and recommend the optimum mounting points, gas spring model and nominal force.

Please fax us the completed Application Data form on page 10.

ACE gas springs are self contained, maintenance free devices and are supplied ready for installation.
The following points should be noted to ensure the longest possible working life:

Gas spring force F1: Gas springs are filled Choose a standard available gas spring from
with nitrogen at very high pressures and the ACE range featured in this catalog before
under no circumstances should they be determining the mounting position coordinates,
opened or subjected to excessive F1 or preferably allow ACE to do the calculations
tensile loads. and provide a printout suggesting the most
FH suitable model and mounting positions.

Where possible arrange the mounting positions


External force FH: for
so that the effective torque provided by the gas
example manual (hand)
W spring positively holds the flap in its closed
force to close the flap.
position.

Weight force W: due to mass Protect the piston rod from impact damage,
acting at center of gravity. scratches, dirt or paint contamination. The gas
spring barrel must not be deformed or damaged.

Gas spring orientation as desired: The gas spring must not be exposed to bending
With piston rod downwards => damping effective forces or side loads. If using eyelet fittings
at end of extension stroke. support the eye on both sides and allow some
With piston rod upwards => damping effective at float. We recommend using ball joints on most
end of compression stroke. applications as these help to eliminate any
misalignment.
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Gas Spring Characteristics

Gas Spring Force - Stroke Characteristics


Gas Spring - Push Type

F4

F3 ssion FR
compre
n
Spring extensio F2
force
lbs (N)

F1
0.20 0.20
(5) (5)

Stroke inch (mm)

Friction FR
Type Progression*
approximate
approximate %
lbs (N)
GS-15 27 4 (20)

GS-19 33 7 (30)

GS-22 38 7 (30)

GS-28 52 9 (40)

F1 = Nominal Force at 680 F (200 C) (this figure is normally


used when specifying gas springs)
F1 to F2 = Force on extension stroke
F3 to F4 = Force on compression stroke

*The progression (slope of the force line in the characteristic diagram above) is due to the reduction of the internal gas
volume as the piston rod moves from its initial position to its fully stroked position. The approximate progression values
given above for standard springs can be altered upon request.

Effect of temperature: The nominal F1 force figure is given at 680 F (200 C).

An increase in temperature of 180 F or 100 C will result in approximately a 3.4% increase in the force.

General extension force tolerance for fixed force gas springs is +40N/-20N.
General extension force tolerance for adjustable gas springs is plus or minus 5 - 7%.
Note: Initial breakaway force may be higher if units are stored for a long period without use.

Additional Gas Spring Available Options


1. Lockable gas springs: GBF & GBS 22, 28 & 40
2. Gas springs (push type): GS-40
3. Gas springs (pull type): GZ-19, GZ-28 (GZ models are a special order)
Note: GS and GZ gas springs are available as fixed force options with optional lengths.

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Gas Springs - Push Type GS-15
Extension force range 2 to 90 lbs (10 to 400 N)

A Standard dimensions in inches and (mm)


0.12 thick
R0.20 (3 thick) 0.33 Eyelet A
(R5) (8.5)
0.43 0.24 0.61
(11) (6) (15.5)

0.24
(6.2)
0.27 0.63
(7) Stroke (16)
_ 0.08 (2 mm) extended
L+ 0.85
(21.5)
Dimensions
B Type Stroke L extended Stud thread B

M5 x 0.8 GS-15-60 2.36 (60) 5.76 (146)


0.20 GS-15-100 3.94 (100) 8.90 (226) 0.20
(5) (5)
0.51 GS-15-150 5.91 (150) 12.83 (326)
C Angle ball joint C
(13)
GS-15-200 7.87 (200) 16.77 (426)
0.31
0.35 (8) Ordering Example
(9) GS -15 -150-AC -R- 400
0.35 0.87
(9) Gas spring (push type) (22)
M5 Body dia. (mm) 1.12
(28.5)
18 0
18 0
Stroke length (mm)
Piston rod end fitting
D Body end fitting Clevis fork D
0.20
(5)
Adjustable
0.39
Nominal Force F1(N)
(10) The end fittings are combinable.
Stroke lengths between 0.79 and 7.87 inches ( 20 and 200 mm) are
0.20 available upon request. Consult factory for price and availability.
(5) 0.39 0.79
(10) (20)
1.02
(26)
Technical Data Mounting Brackets (zinc plated steel)
ACE Gas springs are self contained and maintenance free. GSB-01
max. force 112 lbs (500 N)
Mounting position: Can be mounted in any position, but we
recommend mounting with piston rod downwards so that R 0.39
damping is effective at end of extension stroke. R (10) 0.17 0.23
(4.3) (6)
End position damping length: approximately 0.39 (10 mm) 1.18 R 0.28
(30) 0.12 thick R (7) 0.28
Force progression: approximately 27% (3 thick) (7)
2.17 0.35
Temperature range: -22 to +1760 F (-30 to +800 C) (55) (9)
Snap ring included
Fluid: nitrogen gas and oil (for end position damping) GSB-02
max. force 112 lbs (500 N)
Force range: 2 to 90 lbs (10 to 400 N) 0.31
R 0.39 (8)
R (10) 0.17
Material: Ceram-Pro coated steel piston rod for corrosion (4.3)
Ball
protection, body: powder coated steel
1.18 R 0.28
End fittings: zinc plated steel or aluminum (30) 0.12 thick R (7)
(3 thick)
2.17 0.31
Options: without damping, extended length damping, (8)
(55)
special force curves, special lengths, alternative end fittings, 0.63
M5 adjusting knob (16)

Note: Remember rising force curve on compression.


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Gas Springs - Push Type GS-19
Extension force range 11 to 157 lbs (50 to 700 N)

0.39 thick Standard dimensions in inches and (mm)


R0.27 (10 thick) 0.55 Eyelet A
(R7) (14)

A 0.31 0.75
(8) (19)
0.32
(8.1)
0.55 0.79
(14) Stroke (20)
_ 0.08 (2 mm) extended
1.02
L+
(26)
Dimensions
B Type Stroke L extended
Stud thread B

M8 x 1.25 GS-19-100 3.94 (100) 10.39 (264)


0.35 GS-19-150 5.91 (150) 14.33 (364) 0.31
(9) (8)
0.79 GS-19-200 7.87 (200) 18.27 (464)
C Angle ball joint C
(20)
GS-19-250 9.84 (250) 22.20 (564)
0.51
0.51 (13) Ordering Example
(13) GS -19 -150-AC -R- 700
0.65 1.18
(16.5) Gas spring (push type) (30)
M8 Body dia. (mm) 1.57
(40)
18 0
18 0
Stroke length (mm)
Piston rod end fitting
D Body end fitting Clevis fork D
0.31
(8)
Adjustable
0.63
Nominal Force F1(N)
(16) The end fittings are combinable.
Stroke lengths between 1.97 and 11.81 inches ( 50 and 300 mm) are
0.31 available upon request. Consult factory for price and availability.
(8) 0.63 1.26
(16) (32)
1.65
(42)
Technical Data Mounting Brackets (zinc plated steel)
ACE Gas springs are self-contained and maintenance free. GSB-03 GSB-04
max. force 270 lbs (1200 N) max. force 270 lbs (1200 N)
Mounting position: Can be mounted in any position, but we 0.79
(20)
recommend mounting with piston rod downwards so that R 0.39
0.31 0.31
R (10) 0.17
damping is effective at end of extension stroke. (4.3) (8) (8)
1.61 2.13
0.08
End position damping length: approximately 0.39 (10 mm) 1.18 (41) (54)
R 0.28 (2) 0.12
(30) 0.12 thick R (7) 0.43 (3)
Force progression: approximately 33% (3 thick) (11)
1.77 0.59 0.43
2.17 0.39 0.20 (15)
(5) (45) (11)
0
Temperature range: -22 to +176 F (-30 to +80 C) 0 (55) (10)
Snap ring included Snap ring included
with special seals up to + 3920 F (+2000C)
GSB-05 GSB-06
Fluid: nitrogen gas and oil (for end position damping) max. force 405 lbs (1800 N) max. force 270 lbs (1200 N)
1.26 0.51 0.51
R 0.39
Force range: 11 to 157 lbs (50 to 700 N) 0.26
(32) (13) R (10) 0.17
(13)
Ball
(6.5) (4.3)
Material: Ceram-Pro coated steel piston rod for corrosion 0.31 0.79
protection, body: powder coated steel 1.18 R 0.28
(8) (20)
(30) 0.12 thick R (7)
2.95 0.71 (3 thick)
End fittings: zinc plated steel or aluminum (75) (18) 0.31
2.17
(8)
3.74 (55) 0.69
Options: without damping, extended length damping, (95) (17.5)
special force curves, special lengths, alternative end fittings,
Bolt, nut, spacer included
M8 adjusting knob
Note: Remember rising force curve on compression.
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Gas Springs - Push Type GS-22
Extension force range 18 to 292 lbs (80 to 1,300 N)

0.39 thick Standard dimensions in inches and (mm)


R0.27 (10 thick) 0.55 Eyelet A
(R7) (14)

A 0.39 0.87
(10) (22)
0.32
(8.1)
0.55 0.79
(14) Stroke (20)
_ 0.08 (2 mm) extended
1.02
L+
(26)
Dimensions
B Type Stroke L extended Stud thread B

M8 x 1.25 GS-22-100 3.94 (100) 10.39 (264)


0.35 GS-22-200 7.87(200) 18.27 (464) 0.35
(9) (9)
0.79 GS-22-250 9.84 (250) 22.20 (564)
C Angle ball joint C
(20)
GS-22-300 11.81 (300) 26.14 (664)
0.51
0.51 (13) GS-22-400 15.75 (400) 34.02 (864)
(13)
0.65 Ordering Example 1.18
(16.5) GS - 22-250-AB-R-1300 (30)
M8 1.57
0 0
Gas spring (push type) (40)
18 18 Body dia. (mm) max. permitted force
225 lbs (1000 N)
Stroke length (mm)
D Clevis fork D
0.31 Piston rod end fitting
(8) Body end fitting
0.63 Adjustable
(16)
Nominal Force F1(N)
0.31 The end fittings are combinable.
(8) 0.63 Stroke lengths between 1.97 and 27.56 inches ( 50 and 700 mm) 1.26
(16) are available upon request. Consult factory for price and availability. (32)
1.65
(42)
Technical Data Mounting Brackets (zinc plated steel)
ACE Gas springs are self-contained and maintenance free. GSB-03 GSB-04
max. force 270 lbs (1200 N) max. force 270 lbs (1200 N)
Mounting position: Can be mounted in any position, but we 0.79
(20)
recommend mounting with piston rod downwards so that R 0.39
0.31 0.31
R (10) 0.17
damping is effective at end of extension stroke. (4.3) (8) (8)
1.61 2.13
0.08
End position damping length: approximately 0.39 (10 mm) 1.18 (41) (54)
R 0.28 (2) 0.12
(30) 0.12 thick R (7) 0.43 (3)
(3 thick) (11)
Force progression: approximately 38% 1.77 0.59 0.43
2.17 0.39 0.20 (15) (11)
(55) (5) (45)
0 0 (10)
Temperature range: -22 to +176 F (-30 to +80 C) Snap ring included Snap ring included
with special seals up to +3920 F (+2000 C)
GSB-05 GSB-06
Fluid: nitrogen gas and oil (for end position damping) max. force 405 lbs (1800 N) max. force 270 lbs (1200 N)
1.26 0.51 0.51
(32) R 0.39 (13)
Force range: 18 to 292 lbs (80 to 1300 N) 0.26 (13) R (10) 0.17 Ball
(6.5) (4.3)
Material: Ceram-Pro coated steel piston rod for corrosion 0.31 0.79
1.18 R 0.28
protection, body: powder coated steel (8) (20)
(30) 0.12 thick R (7)
2.95 0.71 (3 thick)
End fittings: zinc plated steel or aluminum (75) (18) 2.17 0.31
(55) (8)
3.74 0.69
Options: without damping, extended length damping, (95) (17.5)
special force curves, special lengths, alternative end fittings, Bolt, nut, spacer included
M8 adjusting knob
Note: Remember rising force curve on compression.
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Gas Springs - Push Type GS-28
Extension force range 22 to 562 lbs (100 to 2,500 N)

0.47 thick Standard dimensions in inches and (mm)


R0.35 (12 thick) 0.71 Eyelet A
(R9) (18)

A 0.55 1.10
(14) (28)
0.32
(8.1)
0.67 0.98
(17) Stroke (25)
_ 0.08 (2 mm) extended
1.34
L+
(34)
Dimensions
B Type Stroke L extended Stud thread B

M10 x 1.5 GS-28-200 7.87 (200) 18.19 (462)


0.35 GS-28-300 11.81 (300) 26.06 (662) 0.51
(9) (13)
0.94 GS-28-400 15.75 (400) 33.94 (862)
C Angle ball joint C
(24)
GS-28-500 19.69 (500) 41.81 (1062)
0.63
0.63 (16) Ordering Example
(16) GS - 28 -400-AB -R -2500
0.79 1.38
(20) Gas spring (push type) (35)
M10 Body dia. (mm) 1.85
(47)
18 0
18 0
Stroke length (mm) max. permitted force
Piston rod end fitting 360 lbs (1600 N)

D Body end fitting Clevis fork D


0.39
Adjustable
(10)
0.79 Nominal Force F1(N)
(20) The end fittings are combinable.
Stroke lengths between 3.94 and 29.53 inches ( 100 and 750 mm) are
0.39 available upon request. Consult factory for price and availability.
(10) 0.79 1.57
(20) (40)
2.04
(52)
Technical Data
ACE Gas springs are self-contained and maintenance free.

Mounting position: Can be mounted in any position, but we


recommend mounting with piston rod downwards so that Mounting Bracket (zinc plated steel)
damping is effective at end of extension stroke.

End position damping length: approximately 0.39 (10 mm) GSB-05


max. force 405 lbs (1800 N)
Force progression: approximately 52%
1.26 0.51
(32)
Temperature range: -22 to +1760 F (-30 to +800 C) 0.26 (13)
with special seals up to +3920 F (+2000 C) (6.5)
0.31 0.79
Fluid: nitrogen gas and oil (for end position damping) (8) (20)
2.95 0.71
Force range: 22 to 562 lbs (100 to 2500 N) (75) (18)
3.74
Material: Ceram-Pro coated steel piston rod for corrosion (95)
protection, body: powder coated steel Bolt, nut, spacer included

End fittings: zinc plated steel or aluminum

Options: without damping, extended length damping,


special force curves, special lengths, alternative end fittings,
M10 adjusting knob
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Application Information - Options

900
y+
Requirement per year RH
RW
Name
Company X2
w
Address 1800 0 / 3600
x- y2 x+
Telephone
Fax

le
0 0 ng
E-mail


(-9 g a
)
in
Comments

en
y1

op
Gas Spring Type
Input Data

Radius of center of gravity Rw in (mm)


Moving weight w lbs (kg) x1
in (mm)
GS Push
Radius of hand force RH y-
Desired max. handforce FH lbs (N) Type
2700
No of gas springs in parallel n pcs
0
Starting angle (0 to 3600) 900
Opening angle (-360 to +3600) ⇓ 0
y+

Gas Spring fixing points (complete if desired)

op
x2

en (80
Fixed point (x-coord.) x1 in (mm)

i ng 0 )
Fixed point (y-coord.) y1 in (mm) starting angle

an
Moving point (x-coord.) x2 in (mm) (-120 = 3480)

leg
Moving point (y-coord.) y2 in (mm)

1800 0 / 3600
y2 x+
x-
Desired Mounting Fittings w
RW
y1
A Eyelet A RH

B Stud thread B x1
y-
2700
C Angle ball joint C
locked Lockable
GBF/GBS Type
unlocked
D Clevis fork D
unlocked 300
Actuation
Options
stroke locked
Please fax to: * Direct
* Remote Lift up to unlock
ACE Controls, Inc. * Hydraulic or push down to unlock
248-476-2470
GBF and GBS types are available in 22 mm, 28 mm
ACE Controls is dedicated to continuous improvement. We therefore reserve the and 40 mm diameters with optional lengths. For range
right to change models, dimensions or specifications without notice or obligation. of types not shown in this catalog consult your local
distributor or ACE Controls directly.
c ACE Controls, Inc. 2006. No portion of this catalog, except where specified,
may be reproduced without ACE Controls’ written permission.
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Hydraulic Dampers HB-15
0.12 thick Standard dimensions in inches and (mm)
A (3 thick) 0.33
Eyelet A
R0.20
(8.5)
(R5)
0.43 0.24 0.61
(11) (6) (15.5)

0.24
(6.2)
0.27 0.63
(7) Stroke (16)
L+_ 0.08 (2 mm) extended 0.85
+ max 0.24 (6 mm) at maximum adjustment (21.5)
B Dimensions Stud thread B
Type Stroke L extended
M5 x 0.8
HB-15-25 .98 (25) 3.54 (90)
0.20 0.20
(5) HB-15-50 1.97 (50) 5.51 (140) (5)
0.51
C (13) HB-15-75 2.95 (75) 7.48 (190) Angle ball joint C
0.31 HB-15-100 3.94 (100) 9.45 (240)
0.35 (8)
(9) HB-15-150 5.91 (150) 13.39 (340)
0.35 Ordering Example HB - 15 - 150- AA - P 0.87
(10) (22)
Hydraulic damper 1.12
M5
Body diameter (mm) (28.5)
180 180 Stroke length (mm)
Piston rod end fitting
D Body end fitting Clevis fork D
0.20 Damping
(5) Damping Code
M = Damping, tension only
0.39
N = Damping, compression only
(10)
P = Damping, both directions
0.20 X = Special model 0.79
(5) 0.39 The end fittings are combinable. (20)
(10) If considering utilization of hydraulic dampers in parallel, 1.02
please contact ACE’s Applications Department.
(26)

Technical Data Mounting Brackets (zinc plated steel)


ACE hydraulic dampers are self-contained and maintenance
free.
Mounting position: can be mounted in any position GSB-01
max. force 112 lbs (500 N)
Adjustment: pull the piston rod out to its fully extended position.
While pulling on the rod, turn it clockwise or counter-clockwise R 0.39
until the desired damping is achieved. The adjustment is multi- R (10) 0.17 0.23
turn and correct damping may require several trial and error (4.3) (6)
adjustments.
1.18 R 0.28
Attention: dampers have free travel accounting for (30) 0.12 thick R (7) 0.28
approximately 20% of stroke (3 thick) (7)
2.17 0.35
Mechanical stop: required 1 to 1.5 mm before end of stroke (55) (9)
Snap ring included
Temperature range: -220 to +1760 F (-300 to +800 C), with GSB-02
special seals up to 2480 F (1200 C) max. force 112 lbs (500 N)
Fluid: hydraulic oil 0.31
R 0.39 (8)
R (10) 0.17
Minimum force: 4 lbs (20 N) (4.3)
Ball
Maximum force: 180 lbs (800 N)
1.18 R 0.28
Material: Ceram-Pro coated steel piston rod for corrosion (30) 0.12 thick R (7)
protection, body: powder coated steel (3 thick)
2.17 0.31
End fittings: zinc plated steel or aluminum (55) (8) 0.63
(16)
Options: units with other damping characteristics, other stroke
lengths and alternative end fittings

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Hydraulic Dampers HB-22
0.39 thick Standard dimensions in inches and (mm)
R0.27
(10 thick)
0.55 Eyelet A
(R7) (14)

A 0.31 0.87
(10) (22)
0.32
(8.1)
0.55 0.79
(14) Stroke (20)
L+_ 0.08 (2 mm) extended 1.02
+ max 0.24 (6 mm) at maximum adjustment (26)
B Dimensions Stud thread B
Type Stroke L extended
M8 x 1.25
HB-22-50 1.97 (50) 5.90 (150)
0.35 0.35
(9) HB-22-100 3.94 (100) 9.84 (250) (9)
0.79
C (20) HB-22-150 5.91 (150) 13.78 (350) Angle ball joint C
0.51 HB-22-200 7.87 (200) 17.72 (450)
0.51 (13)
(13) HB-22-250 9.84 (250) 21.65 (550)
0.65 Ordering Example HB - 22 - 150- AA - P 1.18
(16.5) (30)
Hydraulic damper 1.57
M8
Body diameter (mm) (40)
180 180 Stroke length (mm) max. permitted force
Piston rod end fitting 225 lbs (1000 N)

D Body end fitting Clevis fork D


0.31 Damping
(8) Damping Code
M = Damping, tension only
0.63
N = Damping, compression only
(16)
P = Damping, both directions
0.31 X = Special model 1.26
(8) 0.63 The end fittings are combinable. (32)
(16) If considering utilization of hydraulic dampers in parallel,
please contact ACE’s Applications Department. 1.65
(42)

Technical Data Mounting Brackets (zinc plated steel)


ACE hydraulic dampers are self-contained and maintenance
free.
Mounting position: can be mounted in any position GSB-03 GSB-04
max. force 270 lbs (1200 N) max. force 270 lbs (1200 N)
Adjustment: pull the piston rod out to its fully extended position. 0.79
While pulling on the rod, turn it clockwise or counter-clockwise R 0.39 (20)
until the desired damping is achieved. The adjustment is multi- 0.17 0.31 0.31
R (10)
turn and correct damping may require several trial and error (4.3) (8) (8)
adjustments. 1.61 2.13
0.08
1.18 (41) (54)
R 0.28 (2) 0.12
Attention: dampers have free travel accounting for (30) 0.12 thick R (7) 0.43 (3)
approximately 20% of stroke (3 thick) (11)
0.59
2.17 0.20 1.77 0.43
0.39 (15) (11)
Mechanical stop: required 1 to 1.5 mm before end of stroke (55) (5) (45)
(10)
Snap ring included Snap ring included
Temperature range: -220 to +1760 F (-300 to +800 C), with GSB-05 GSB-06
special seals up to 2480 F (1200 C)
max. force 405 lbs (1800 N) max. force 270 lbs (1200 N)
Fluid: hydraulic oil 1.26 0.51 0.51
(32) R 0.39 (13)
0.26 (13) R (10) 0.17
Minimum force: 7 lbs (30 N) (6.5) (4.3)
Ball
Maximum force: 405 lbs (1,800 N)
0.31 0.79
1.18 R 0.28
Material: Ceram-Pro coated steel piston rod for corrosion (8) (20)
(30) 0.12 thick R (7)
protection, body: powder coated steel 2.95 0.71 (3 thick)
(75) (18) 2.17 0.31
End fittings: zinc plated steel or aluminum (55) (8)
3.74 0.69
Options: units with other damping characteristics, other stroke (95) (17.5)
lengths, alternative end fittings and protective rod sleeves Bolt, nut, spacer included

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Hydraulic Dampers HB-28
0.39 thick Standard dimensions in inches and (mm)
R0.27
(10 thick)
0.55 Eyelet A
(R7) (14)

A 0.39 1.10
(10) (28)
0.32
(8.1)
0.55 0.79
(14) Stroke (20)
L+_ 0.08 (2 mm) extended 1.02
+ max 0.24 (6 mm) at maximum adjustment (26)
B Dimensions Stud thread B
Type Stroke L extended
M8 x 1.25
HB-28-100 3.94 (100) 10.24 (260)
0.35 0.35
(9) HB-28-150 5.91 (150) 14.17 (360) (9)
0.79
C (20) HB-28-200 7.87 (200) 18.11 (460) Angle ball joint C
0.51 HB-28-250 9.84 (250) 22.05 (560)
0.51 (13)
(13) HB-28-300 11.81 (300) 25.98 (660)
0.65 HB-28-350 13.78 (350) 29.92 (760) 1.18
(16.5) (30)
M8 HB-28-400 15.75 (400) 33.86 (860) 1.57
0 0
(40)
18 18
HB-28-500 19.69 (500) 41.73 (1060) max. permitted force
225 lbs (1000 N)

D Ordering Example HB - 28 - 150- AA - P Clevis fork D


0.31
(8) Hydraulic damper
Body diameter (mm)
0.63
Stroke length (mm)
(16)
Piston rod end fitting
0.31 Body end fitting
Damping 1.26
(8) 0.63
Damping Code (32)
(16)
M = Damping, tension only 1.65
N = Damping, compression only (42)
P = Damping, both directions If considering utilization of hydraulic dampers in
X = Special model parallel, please contact ACE’s Applications Department.
The end fittings are combinable.
Technical Data
ACE hydraulic dampers are self-contained and maintenance
Mounting Brackets (zinc plated steel)
free.
Mounting position: can be mounted in any position GSB-03 GSB-04
max. force 270 lbs (1200 N) max. force 270 lbs (1200 N)
Adjustment: pull the piston rod out to its fully extended position. 0.79
While pulling on the rod, turn it clockwise or counter-clockwise R 0.39 (20)
until the desired damping is achieved. The adjustment is multi- 0.17 0.31 0.31
R (10)
turn and correct damping may require several trial and error (4.3) (8) (8)
adjustments. 1.61 2.13
0.08
1.18 (41) (54)
R 0.28 (2) 0.12
Attention: dampers have free travel accounting for (30) 0.12 thick R (7) 0.43 (3)
approximately 20% of stroke (3 thick) (11)
0.59
2.17 0.20 1.77 0.43
0.39 (15) (11)
Mechanical stop: required 1 to 1.5 mm before end of stroke (55) (5) (45)
(10)
Snap ring included Snap ring included
Temperature range: -220 to +1760 F (-300 to +800 C), with GSB-05 GSB-06
special seals up to 2480 F (1200 C)
max. force 405 lbs (1800 N) max. force 270 lbs (1200 N)
Fluid: hydraulic oil 1.26 0.51 0.51
(32) R 0.39 (13)
0.26 (13) R (10) 0.17
Minimum force: 7 lbs (30 N) (6.5) (4.3)
Ball
Maximum force: 674 lbs (3,000 N)
0.31 0.79
1.18 R 0.28
Material: Ceram-Pro coated steel piston rod for corrosion (8) (20)
(30) 0.12 thick R (7)
protection, body: powder coated steel 2.95 0.71 (3 thick)
(75) (18) 2.17 0.31
End fittings: zinc plated steel or aluminum (55) (8)
3.74 0.69
Options: units with other damping characteristics, other stroke (95) (17.5)
lengths, alternative end fittings and protective rod sleeves Bolt, nut, spacer included

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Hydraulic Dampers HB-40
0.55 thick Standard dimensions in inches and (mm)
R0.49
(14 thick)
0.98 Eyelet A
(R12.5) (25)

A 0.55 1.57
(14) (40)
0.55
(14.1)
0.82 1.57
(21) Stroke (40)
L +_ 0.08 (2 mm) extended 2.05
+ max 0.24 (6 mm) at maximum adjustment (52)
B Dimensions Stud thread B
Type Stroke L extended
M14 x 1.5
HB-40-100 3.94 (100) 10.83 (275)
0.59 0.59
(15) HB-40-150 5.91 (150) 14.76 (375) (15)
1.18
C (30)
HB-40-200 7.87 (200) 18.70 (475) Angle ball joint C
0.86 HB-40-300 11.81 (300) 26.57 (675)
0.79 (22)
(20) HB-40-400 15.75 (400) 34.45 (875)
1.10 HB-40-500 19.69 (500) 42.32 (1075) 1.77
(28) (45)
M14 HB-40-600 23.62 (600) 50.20 (1275) 2.36
0 0
(60)
18 18
HB-40-700 27.56 (700) 58.07 (1475) max. permitted force
719 lbs (3200 N)

D HB-40-800 31.50 (800) 65.94 (1675) Clevis fork D


0.55
(14) Ordering Example HB - 40 - 300- AA - P
1.06 Hydraulic damper
(27) Body diameter (mm)
Stroke length (mm)
0.55 Piston rod end fitting
2.20
(14) 1.06 Body end fitting
Damping (56)
(27)
Damping Code 2.83
M = Damping, tension only (72)
N = Damping, compression only
P = Damping, both directions If considering utilization of hydraulic dampers in
X = Special model parallel, please contact ACE’s Applications Department.
Technical Data The end fittings are combinable.
ACE hydraulic dampers are self-contained and maintenance
free. Mounting Bracket (zinc plated steel)
Mounting position: can be mounted in any position ME14
max. force 2,248 lbs (10,000 N)
Adjustment: pull the piston rod out to its fully extended position. 0.47
While pulling on the rod, turn it clockwise or counter-clockwise 1.02 (12) 0.55 0.79
until the desired damping is achieved. The adjustment is multi- (26) (14) (20)
turn and correct damping may require several trial and error
adjustments.
1.10
Attention: dampers have free travel accounting for (28)
approximately 20% of stroke
0.79
Mechanical stop: required 1 to 1.5 mm before end of stroke 1.81 (20)
(46) 0.39 1.57 M8
Temperature range: -220 to +1760 F (-300 to +800 C), with 2.36 (10) (40)
special seals up to 2480 F (1200 C) (60)

Fluid: hydraulic oil


Minimum force: 7 lbs (30 N)
Maximum force: 2,248 lbs (10,000 N)
Material: Ceram-Pro coated steel piston rod for corrosion
protection, body: powder coated steel
End fittings: zinc plated steel or aluminum
Options: units with other damping characteristics, other stroke
lengths, alternative end fittings and protective rod sleeves

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Hydraulic Dampers
ACE Controls hydraulic dampers are the economical
Adjustment
choice for solving your automation damping problems. Rings Body Mounting Accessories
These maintenance free controls are ideal for drilling Bearing (various)
Seal
and tapping equipment, pick and place automation,
swinging loads, tooling fixtures, lids, slides and more.

ACE hydraulic dampers are versatile and feature single


Front
or double-acting designs. Adjustment is easily achieved Cap End Cap
by pulling and turning the rod until the desired damping Adjustment Piston Oil Adjustment
Pin Head Pin
speed is attained.

ACE Stocking Distributor Locations - USA, Canada and Latin America


United States United States
Location City Distributor Telephone Location City Distributor Telephone
Alabama Birmingham FPS Technologies 205-798-9440 Virginia Fredericksburg Advanced Pneumatics 540-898-4511
Arizona Phoenix Barkley Playman Co. 800-525-8592 Washington Seattle Warden Fluid Dynamics 206-633-0382
Arkansas Fort Smith Franklin Electrofluid Co. 800-264-7406 Spokane Warden Fluid Dynamics 800-234-8265
Little Rock Franklin Electrofluid Co. 800-272-5665 Vancouver Warden Fluid Dynamics 360-696-4946
California Costa Mesa Clayton Controls Co. 714-556-9446 Wisconsin Appleton Neff Engr. of Wisconsin 920-738-5900
Santa Clara Nor-Cal Controls, Inc. 408-727-5756 Mequon Neff Engr. of Wisconsin 262-834-6300
Colorado Englewood Advanced Air Products Co. 303-778-0800
Connecticut Bloomfield Pearse Pearson Co., Inc. 860-242-7777
Florida Tampa Gulf Controls Corporation 800-282-9125
Georgia Stone Mountain TSI Solutions 770-879-3500 If you are located in one of the following states, please refer to the column
Hawaii Honolulu Hawaiian Fluid Power 808-833-4516 on the right for the nearest state with an ACE Controls stocking distributor,
Illinois Elk Grove Village Fluid Power Engineering Co. 847-364-7455 and select from the list above and to the left.
St. Louis, MO Air Specialists 314-298-7400
Indiana Evansville Neff Engineering Co., Inc. 812-476-7500 State ACE Stocking Distributor State
Fort Wayne Neff Engineering Co., Inc. 219-489-6007 Alaska Washington
Indianapolis Neff Engineering Co., Inc. 317-841-9244 Delaware Pennsylvania
South Bend Neff Engineering Co., Inc. 219-272-8282 Idaho Washington
Kansas Merrium IBT Fluid Power Group 913-677-3151 Iowa Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota
Overland Park Fluid Systems & Comp., Inc. 816-777-1273 Maine Connecticut
Kentucky Elizabethtown Air Hydro Power, Inc. 270-763-0259 Maryland Pennsylvania & Virginia
Glaskow Air Hydro Power, Inc. 270-651-1353 Massachusetts Connecticut
Henderson Air Hydro Power, Inc. 270-827-8008 Montana Washington
Lexington Air Hydro Power, Inc. 859-255-6155 Nevada California
Louisville Air Hydro Power, Inc. 502-451-1000 New Hampshire Connecticut
Louisiana Shreveport Franklin Electrofluid Co. 318-227-1871 New Mexico Arizona, Colorado
New Orleans Franklin Electrofluid Co. 504-486-6653 North Dakota Minnesota
Michigan Detroit ACE Controls, Inc. 800-521-3320 Rhode Island Connecticut
Flint Neff Engrg/Kober Sales 810-232-9350 Oregon Washington
Grand Rapids Neff Engineering Co., Inc. 616-554-1974 South Carolina North Carolina
Grandville Michigan Fluid Power, Inc. 616-538-5700 South Dakota Minnesota
Minnesota Eden Prairie Braas Company 952-937-8902 Vermont Connecticut
Mississippi Jackson Franklin Electrofluid Co. 601-969-7022 Washington D.C. Pennsylvania
Missouri St Louis Air Specialists 314-298-7400 West Virginia Pennsylvania & Virginia
St Louis Fluid Power Engineering Co. 800-635-8260 Wyoming Colorado
Nebraska Omaha IBT Fluid Power 402-592-2626
New Jersey Maplewood Airoyal Company 973-761-4150 Canada
Maple Shade Van-Air & Hyd./RG Group 800-526-2708 Alberta Edmunton Peerless Engrg. Sales Ltd. 780-439-3322
New York Mineola Airoyal Company 516-248-4833 British Columbia Burnaby Peerless Engrg. Sales Ltd. 604-659-4100
Syracuse Ralph W. Earl Co. 315-454-4431 Prince George Peerless Engrg. Sales Ltd. 250-563-2130
North Carolina Concord Automation Technology 704-784-8101 New Brunswick St. John Cowper 506-634-7763
Ohio Cleveland ACE Controls, Inc. 800-521-3320 Nova Scotia Dartmouth Cowper 902-468-8036
Dayton Voelker Controls Co. 937-433-8128 Ontario Kingston Cowper 613-547-9991
Toledo ACE Controls, Inc. 800-521-3320 Waterloo Vickers-Warnick 519-884-8946
Oklahoma Oklahoma City Shepherd Controls 800-533-1866 London Cowper 519-681-0430
Tulsa Southwestern Controls 918-663-6777 Markham Cowper 905-294-0204
Pennsylvania Mainland Air-Oil Systems 800-333-5520 Mississauga Cowper 905-607-2508
Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Controls, Inc. 800-247-9425 Stoney Creek Vickers-Warnick 905-662-7737
York RG Group/Dev-Air 717-849-0307 Mississauga Vickers-Warnick 800-493-4308
Tennessee Memphis Action Fluid Power, Inc. 901-794-0857 Lachine Cowper 514-637-6746
Memphis Franklin Electrofluid Co. 901-362-7504
Texas Nashville Meredith Air Controls, Inc. 615-256-1888
Auston Shepherd Controls & Assoc. 800-533-1866 Latin America
Dallas Shepherd Controls & Assoc. 800-533-1866 Mexico
Dallas Southwestern Controls 800-444-9367 Mexico City Atlas Industrial Supply, Inc. 52-55-5148-8104
(East Texas) Shepherd Controls & Assoc. 800-533-1866 Mexico City Kopar 52-55-5240-6249
Houston Shepherd Controls & Assoc. 800-533-1866 Monterrey Atlas Industrial Supply, Inc. 52-81-8342-5260
Houston Southwestern Controls 713-777-2626 Monterrey Kopar 52-81-1257-5000
San Antonio Southwestern Controls 800-444-9369 Saltillo Atlas Industrial Supply, Inc. 52-84-4439-3263
Utah Murray Advanced Air Products 801-466-1111 Puerto Rico Canovanas P & C Company 787-768-5033

ACE Controls Inc.


World leader in deceleration technology

23435 Industrial Park Drive Farmington Hills, MI 48335 Phone: 800-521-3320 Phone: 248-476-0213 Fax: 248-476-2470
e-mail: shocks@acecontrols.com www.acecontrols.com
Catalog No. 200-0030 R11.3,000

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