F338 The springs from the LCF series reduce impact stresses by 50% compared to conventional gas springs. The force builds up gradually and acceleration is uniform, reducing wear on both tool and press. As a result, less maintenance is required. LCF springs are at least 20% quieter than standard gas springs. The reduced noise level is due to the lower impact force, making these springs a cost-effective alternative to soundproofing panels. They are thus more economical and environmentally-friendly. The LCF springs reduce the extreme bounce off the pad during the return stroke, thus lessening vibration on the workpiece and allowing the workpiece to be transported more effectively. Since the spring travel is damped, the pad motion is more uniform, so in many cases the press stroke rate and thus productivity can be increased. Description: The LCF series represents a whole new generation of nitrogen-filled gas springs developed to meet the needs of the machine tool and press-making industries. Negative factors such as ▬ high impact stresses ▬ excessive noise ▬ extreme bounce off the pad are all minimised by LCF springs. Characteristics such as ▬ dimensions ▬ fixing methods ▬ filling with gas and purging ▬ working in interconnected systems are identical to those for standard ISO or type 2480.13. gas springs. GAS SPRINGS *LCF, DAMPED * LCF Force Manager is a warning sign of Associated Spring
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