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Piston for Lift-up doors H, 8kg, distance range 100mm, Steel and Plastic, Metallic grey

Piston for Lift-up doors H, 8kg, distance range 100mm, Steel and Plastic, Metallic grey-Primary

Piston for Lift-up doors H, 8kg, distance range 100mm, Steel and Plastic, Metallic grey-1

Piston for Lift-up doors H, 8kg, distance range 100mm, Steel and Plastic, Metallic grey-2

Piston for Lift-up doors H, 8kg, distance range 100mm, Steel and Plastic, Metallic grey-

Force	C	L	Packaging	Finishing	SKU
8 kg	100	276	20 Unit	Silver painted	1259225
11 kg	100	276	20 Unit	Silver painted	1259325
5 kg	80	243	20 Unit	Silver painted	1259425
8 kg	80	243	20 Unit	Silver painted	1259525
11 kg	80	243	20 Unit	Silver painted	1259625

Product features

Piston for lift-up doors with 8 kg force.
100 mm stroke for smooth and controlled movement.
Ideal for Wood and aluminium doors from 16 to 19 mm thick.
Made of Steel and Plastic with Grey metallic finish.

SKU	1259225
EAN	8432393102337
Model	H
Type	Lift-up doors
Latch type	Soft close
Assembly	Hinges required
Finishing	Silver painted
Material	Steel, Plastic

Components

1 piston

Product description

HOW TO CALCULATE THE MOUNTING:
Add E+1 to calculate A and X, being E the thickness of the board.
• For wooden and aluminium doors.
• For overhangs other than 15 mm, calculate value A+15-overhang.
• For doors wider than 450 mm the use of 2 springs is recommended.

CALCULATING STRENGTH OF STAY:
F: Force supported by piston in kg.
P: Weight of door in kg.
H: Height of door in mm.
B: Fixing point of piston in mm.
F = (P x H x 0,6) / B

CALCULATING WEIGHT OF DOOR:
P = Weight of the door in kg.
H = Height of the door in cm.
A = Width of the door in cm.
e = Thickness of the door in cm.
d = Density of door material.
Particle board: d = 0,72 kg/dm3.
MDF: d = 0,75 kg/dm3.
Glass: d = 2,54 kg/dm3.
P = (H x A x E x D) / 1000

Documentation

Sketch Assembly tables Assembly instructions

Essential

Side panel catch of piston

Packaging	Finishing	SKU
100 Unit	Nickel plated	1228007

Catch of piston for wood doors

Packaging	Finishing	SKU
100 Unit	Nickel plated	1228107

Side panel of piston without pivot

Packaging	Finishing	SKU
100 Unit	Nickel plated	1266607

Catch of piston for aluminium door 282

Packaging	Finishing	SKU
100 Unit	Nickel plated	1228207

Catch of piston for aluminium door 324

Packaging	Finishing	SKU
100 Unit	Nickel plated	1232407

Frequently asked questions

How can I choose the pistons or dampner for a lift or folding door?

We have a table for calculating the pistons or dampners, where you can obtain a response with the furniture data. The choice will depend on the width and the height of the door, as well as the material it is manufactured out of, in addition to the stroke of the piston or damper itself. The result will be the number of pistons or dampners and the necessary strength of each one.

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How many pistons or dampers do I need to put in a folding or lift up door?

For the same force required in both folding and lift up doors, we recommend that you only use a single piston or damper in a door with a width of less than 450 mm, and that you use two pistons or dampers for a door that is wider than 450 mm.

How to install and choose a lifting piston?

The following video shows how you can easily assemble a lifting piston.

How can I calculate the weight of the door?

We have a table for calculating the weight of a door, which is necessary to know when choosing guy ropes and measurements. Depending on the material of the door, as well as its dimensions, the result will be the weight of the door (kg) that you can use to calculate to the necessary strength of the measure (Kg x cm).

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