10mm Gas Strut Ends – Metal
$3.00
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Designed for use with 10mm ball stud fittings
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M6 thread suits Dunn & Watson 6/15 and 8/18 gas struts
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Provides strong, secure connection between strut and mounting point
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Ideal for 4WD canopies, trailers, toolboxes, and caravans
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Metal construction ensures long-lasting durability
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Allows smooth pivot motion for consistent gas strut performance
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Dunn & Watson 10mm Gas Strut Metal Ends – Secure Fit for Reliable Strut Operation
Dunn & Watson 10mm gas strut metal ends are designed to provide a strong, reliable connection between your gas struts and mounting points. Referred to as 10mm gas strut ends due to their compatibility with 10mm ball studs, these metal fittings are ideal for use in a wide range of applications including 4WD canopies, toolboxes, trailers, and caravans.
Featuring a threaded M6 fitting, these ends are purpose-built to screw onto the shaft of Dunn & Watson 6/15 and 8/18 gas struts. They ensure a secure attachment to 10mm ball studs, allowing for smooth operation and a long-lasting, durable hinge system.
Whether you’re installing new gas struts or replacing worn-out components, these metal ends offer a professional and dependable solution for your setup.
Specifications
SKU: GS0111
GTIN: 9352016001894
Brand: Dunn & Watson Pty Ltd
Commonly used in: Toolboxes, 4wd Canopies, 4x4 Caravans
Product Weight: 50 grams
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Gas Strut Replacement Finder
Identify matching Trailer Parts Direct gas struts from the specifications of the gas strut you are replacing. This tool is for like-for-like replacement identification only.
1. Are you replacing an existing gas strut, or selecting gas struts for a new installation?
2. What Newton rating is printed on your existing gas strut?
Look for a sticker, etched or printed number on the strut body, usually shown as 100N, 300N, 500N or similar. Enter the same rating as the strut being replaced.
3. What is the fully extended length from centre of eye to centre of eye?
Measure the existing strut fully extended from the centre of one mounting point to the centre of the mounting point at the opposite end.
4. What is the compressed length?
Optional. If already known, enter the centre-to-centre compressed length. Do not remove or manually compress a strut merely to obtain this measurement.
5. What diameter is the strut shaft / gas cylinder?
This identifies the existing product series. The finder will prefer this series when equally close, but may show a different series if it is the closest same-Newton replacement within 50mm.
6. What end fitting is fitted to your existing gas strut?
7. Installation Environment
Protected examples include inside a toolbox, 4WD canopy, caravan tunnel boot or another primary structure preventing constant exposure. Exposed applications may use standard steel, but 316 stainless is recommended. Marine or other corrosive environments return 316 stainless steel only.
Gas Strut Safety - Read Before Removal or Installation
- Always independently support the lid, hatch, door or panel before removing or installing a gas strut. Never work beneath a panel supported only by gas struts.
- Gas struts contain pressurised gas and stored energy. Do not drill, puncture, cut, crush, weld, open or deliberately damage a pressurised gas strut. Follow the manufacturer's disposal instructions.
- Do not expose gas struts to excessive heat, flame or conditions outside the manufacturer's specified operating limits.
- Do not install or reuse a strut that is bent, dented, badly corroded, leaking, mechanically modified or otherwise damaged.
- Avoid scratching, painting, greasing, contaminating or damaging the piston rod.
- Do not subject the strut to side-loading, bending or misalignment. Existing mounting points and fittings must allow the strut to move freely without binding.
- Do not exceed the intended stroke or use the strut as a mechanical end stop unless the original application was designed that way.
- Keep hands and body parts clear of hinges, brackets, pinch points and moving panels during removal and installation.
- If the existing specifications cannot be positively identified, the replacement does not match, or you are unsure about safe removal or installation, stop and seek professional assistance.
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