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Looking for genuine Stabilus gas springs? Vervangingsmarkt offers an extensive range of Stabilus gas springs for virtually every brand and serial number. Need to replace a Stabilus gas spring? First check the old gas spring for its type number. Stabilus uses a unique code of 4 digits with 2 letters, or a 6-digit code. Find your replacement fast by entering the code in the search bar. Not sure about the right type? Our customer service is happy to help so you can order the correct gas spring with confidence.
Stabilus gas springs come in several variants: Lift-O-Mat, Bloc-O-Lift, Hydrolift and Damper. Each of these gas springs has a different application. The Stabilus Lift-O-Mat gas spring is typically found in flap cabinets, hatches and lifting systems. These are gas springs that can move up or down without being locked in a fixed position. Bloc-O-Lift gas springs have a valve with a button or lever on the piston rod (the thin part of the gas spring), which lets you control the position yourself. There's always a code printed on the Stabilus gas spring, so you can quickly identify which type you have. Besides Stabilus gas springs, we also offer gas springs from Livenza, Newtonic, Kesseböhmer and Effegi Brevetti.
Stabilus gas springs are used in many types of devices and products. Stabilus Lift-O-Mat gas springs are found in flap cabinets of kitchens from brands such as Siematic, Alno and Hacker. This spring pushes up the flap, which usually consists of 2 parts. The Stabilus Lift-O-Mat gas spring is also used in caravan drawbar boxes to push up the drawbar cover, as well as in many types of machinery. Need a Stabilus Lift-O-Mat gas spring? Chances are you'll find it in our range.
Stabilus Bloc-O-Lift gas springs are commonly used in seating furniture. With a relax armchair, you can use the button on the piston rod to lock the chair in the desired position or release it again. You'll also regularly find this type of gas spring in medical beds and adjustable tables. Do you recognize this valve with a button on your old gas spring? Then you know for sure you need a Bloc-O-Lift variant.
To order the correct replacement, first check the type number on the gas spring itself. This number consists of 4 digits followed by 2 letters, or a 6-digit code. Besides the type number, it's important to check the length of the gas spring (extended and retracted) and the force value (in Newtons), so you order the exact same specifications. Can't decipher the type number anymore? Measure the gas spring and compare it with the specifications in our product overviews.
You can usually replace a Stabilus gas spring yourself without any problems. Make sure the hatch, flap or piece of furniture is properly supported before you detach the old gas spring, so nothing suddenly slams shut. Remove the clips or pins at both ends of the gas spring and fit the new gas spring back in exactly the same way. After installation, check that the flap or hatch moves smoothly and stays in the correct position. Not sure during installation? Get in touch with our customer service for personal advice.
The type number is engraved on the gas spring itself and consists of 4 digits followed by 2 letters, or a 6-digit code. Enter this code in the search bar on our website and you'll find the correct replacement right away. Is the code no longer readable? Measure the length and try to determine the force value based on the application.
A Lift-O-Mat gas spring pushes a flap or hatch up without letting you lock it in an intermediate position. A Bloc-O-Lift gas spring, on the other hand, has a valve with a button or lever on the piston rod, which lets you lock or release the position yourself. You'll often see this type in relax armchairs and adjustable furniture.
Yes, you can usually do this yourself without any problems. Make sure the part supported by the gas spring is properly secured, then remove the clips or pins at both ends and fit the new gas spring back in the same way. Not sure about the right approach? Our customer service is happy to help.
These gas springs are mainly found in flap cabinets of kitchens from brands like Siematic, Alno and Hacker, but also in caravan drawbar boxes and various machines. They make sure a flap or hatch is pushed up smoothly without an intermediate stop.
Measure the length of the gas spring both extended and retracted, and try to determine the force value (in Newtons) based on the application. Compare this data with the specifications in our product overviews to find the correct replacement. If in doubt, our customer service is happy to help you further.
Yes, besides Stabilus we also offer gas springs from Livenza, Newtonic, Kesseböhmer and Effegi Brevetti. This means you'll find the right gas spring for virtually every brand and type of furniture or device, with fast delivery and the guarantee of receiving a genuine or equivalent part.
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