Telescopic gas spring 700 mm 25 kg – code: M3525700 – Trem

Trem telescopic gas spring 700 mm 25 kg (M3525700)

The telescopic gas spring Trem code M3525700 It is a hardware component designed to support the opening and holding in position of doors, hatches, and panels on installations where controlled space and a constant pushing action are required. It is a typical solution in the nautical and onboard plant engineering fields, useful both during outfitting and for maintenance or replacement interventions.

This version is identified by open length 700 mm and reaction 25 kg (F1). The construction includes chrome-plated steel rod with thickness and body coated with epoxy powders, with indication of resistance to the marine environment.

Features and construction details

Specifications of the M3525700 variant

• Product code: M3525700
• Type: telescopic gas spring
• Open length: 700 mm
• Reaction (F1): 25 kg
• Body Ø: 19 mm
• Rod Ø: 10 mm
• Stroke: 300 mm
• Connection: eye hole 8 mm

Materials and finishes

• Rod made of thick chrome steel.
• Body with epoxy powder coating.
• Indicated as resistant to the marine environment, a useful feature in the presence of humidity, salt spray, and typical onboard conditions.

Identification and supply

The product is provided by TR.EM S.R.L – EMILIAN BRAIDING. For quick reorder or comparisons with existing components, refer to the supplier code M3525700 and to the SKU TREM0000064.

Typical applications (nautical and plant engineering)

Telescopic gas springs are commonly used as mechanical support to facilitate the opening and handling of hinged elements. In a nautical/technical context, this spring can be considered for:

• Hatches and gavoni (assisted opening and holding in position).
• Doors of technical compartments and inspection panels.
• Covers and panels on onboard furnishings or installations where opening support is useful.
• Replacement of an existing spring with the same dimensions/attachments and equivalent reaction.

Note: the choice of the correct spring depends on geometries, fixing points, weight of the hatch and opening angle. In the absence of this data, it is advisable to replicate the measurements and reaction of the spring already installed.

Advantages for the installer and maintenance

• Identifiable spare part: the code M3525700 allows for orderly management of maintenance and replacements.
• Finishes suitable for exposed contexts: chrome-plated rod and body painted with epoxy powders, indicating resistance to the marine environment.
• Telescopic format: practical solution when a compact component is needed in closure and with useful stroke in opening.
• Eyelet attachment: presence of eye hole 8 mm for integration with compatible hardware.

Usage and selection notes

How to check compatibility before purchase

To reduce the risk of error in replacement, always check:

• Code of the existing spring (if present) and reaction indicated.
• Open length and stroke (they must be consistent with the stroke required by the hatch).
• Diameters of body and rod, useful for evaluating dimensions and clearances.
• Type of socket and hole diameter (in this case eyelet 8 mm).

General installation instructions

The installation of a gas spring requires attention to the fixing points and interferences during opening/closing. In case of replacement, it is good practice to maintain the same installation configuration as the original spring, unless the hatch or hardware is designed differently.

If you are selecting the spring for a new installation, carefully evaluate the hatch kinematics and the accessibility of the fixings: a correct choice improves usability and simplifies maintenance over time.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What is the code of the Trem telescopic gas spring of 700 mm and 25 kg?

The supplier product code for the 700 mm variant with 25 kg reaction (F1) is M3525700 (SKU: TREM0000064).

What are the main dimensions of the M3525700 spring?

The M3525700 variant has an open length of 700 mm, stroke of 300 mm, body Ø 19 mm and rod Ø 10 mm.

What type of attack does this gas spring have?

An attachment with an 8 mm eyelet hole is indicated. Check that your hardware or fixing pins are compatible with this diameter.

Is the spring suitable for the marine environment?

Yes, the available information indicates it is resistant to the marine environment. It is also described with a thick chrome steel rod and body coated with epoxy powders.

How do I choose the correct spring in case of replacement?

For a correct replacement always compare open length, stroke, reaction (F1) and type of attachment (in this case 8 mm eyelet hole). If possible, also check the code on the existing spring.