Telescopic gas spring 700 mm 55 kg – code: M3555700 – Trem

Telescopic gas spring 700 mm 55 kg – Trem (code M3555700)

The Trem telescopic gas spring with code M3555700 is a component designed for technical applications where controlled support is needed in opening and closing doors, hatches, and panels. The construction includes chrome-plated steel rod and body coated with epoxy powders, a combination indicated for contexts where good surface protection is required.

This version is indicated as resistant to the marine environment and uses an attachment with an eye with an 8 mm hole, useful for integration with hardware and joints compatible with this mounting diameter.

Features and construction details

The gas spring is designed to provide the pushing and supporting action typical of telescopic systems, with geometry and dimensions that help select the right replacement or component for a new installation.

Main data

• Open length: 700 mm
• Force (F1): 55 kg
• Body: Ø 19 mm
• Stroke: 300 mm
• Rod: Ø 10 mm
• Eyelet hole: 8 mm

Materials and finishes

• Rod in chrome-plated steel, with thick chrome plating specified in the original description.
• Body with a coating of epoxy powder.
• Indicated as resistant to the marine environment, making it suitable for marine use and exposed environments.

Codes and identification

• Supplier product code: M3555700

Typical applications

In marine and onboard installations, gas springs are commonly used to assist movement and hold opening components in position. This Trem spring may be considered for:

• Hatches and gavoni (assisted opening and holding in position).
• Doors for technical or inspection compartments.
• Panels and openings in technical furniture or structures where controlled telescopic action is useful.

The right choice depends on the installation dimensions and intended mechanism. When replacing a part, carefully compare the extended length, stroke, diameters and type of attachment (eyelet hole).

Operational advantages

• Simple integration with eyelet systems thanks to the 8 mm hole, typical of many hardware solutions.
• Surface protection of the body through epoxy coating, useful in exposed environments.
• Chromed rod, suitable for applications where a durable finish suitable for technical use is required.
• Clear identification through code M3555700, useful for reordering and scheduled maintenance.

Usage and selection notes

For a correct installation of a telescopic gas spring, it is important to verify mechanical compatibility with the actual application. In particular:

• Dimension check: compare the open length (700 mm) and the stroke (300 mm) with the available space and the geometry of the hatch/door.
• Attachment check: check that the existing or planned supports are compatible with eyelet hole 8 mm.
• Diameter check: body Ø 19 mm and rod Ø 10 mm can be relevant in the presence of narrow passages or housings.
• Force/reaction: the indicated reaction (F1) is useful data for comparisons with existing components; the final choice also depends on the mounting position and the system's lever.

In case of replacement on existing systems, it is good practice to also compare the code and, if possible, take measurements directly on the installed component. For new applications or sizing doubts, evaluate the overall mechanism design before purchase.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main dimensions of the Trem M3555700 gas spring?

Available data indicate an open length of 700 mm and a stroke of 300 mm. The body is Ø 19 mm and the rod Ø 10 mm.

What type of attack does this gas spring have?

It is equipped with an eyelet attachment with an 8 mm hole, to be paired with supports and hardware compatible with this diameter.

Is the spring suitable for the marine environment?

Yes, the product description indicates it as resistant to the marine environment; it also features a chrome steel rod and a body coated with epoxy powders.

What is the indicated reaction/force for this model?

The table shows a reaction (F1) equal to 55 kg.

For what applications is a telescopic gas spring like this commonly used?

It is typically used on hatches, doors, and panels (for example in nautical environments) to support opening and maintaining position, always checking dimensions and attachments based on the installation.