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Air Spring

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$24.77 $39.95 In stock

This air spring is designed to support the head on an air spring kit, helping to maintain proper positioning during machining operations. It is a component intended for use with compatible bench top equipment.

  • Supports the head on an air spring kit for stable operation.
  • Manufactured by Associated Spring, a recognized name in spring components.
  • Sold as a single component for replacement or assembly purposes.
  • Compatible with the air spring kit system it is designed for.
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia X. ★★★★★

I was a bit skeptical about how much difference a small air spring could make, but the way it holds my tool head steady during drilling is night and day. The seal on this component feels really well-made, and it’s saved me from having to constantly re-level my setup.

Ella ★★★★★

The air spring keeps my tool head perfectly steady during long runs, with no sagging at all. The fit on my bench top kit was precise and required zero adjustment.

Julian V. ★★★★★

Installation was a breeze and the spring kept the head perfectly stable through three long machining runs. Noticed the pressure held consistently even when I pushed the feed rate a bit.