GS-8 to GS-70
Opening and closing mechanisms for helicopter doors
Industrial gas springs: For safe entry and exit
Aerospace
aircraft construction, air and space travel, jacking applications, hoods, shutters
Safe entry and exit for rescue helicopters thanks to door constructions with ACE gas springs
In Airbus EC 135 rescue helicopters, maintenance-free, self-contained opening and closing systems with gas springs from ACE are installed in the access doors. There, they allow the crew to enter or exit the helicopter quickly, thus contributing to enhanced safety. The GS-19-300 gas springs (push type) provide a defined retraction speed and secure engagement of the door lock. The integrated end position damper allows gentle closing of the door and saves wear and tear on the valuable, lightweight material.
TUBUS TS
Protective structures for treadmill drives in space research
When training in zero gravity, a harness with bungee cords is used to ensure that trainees do not become disengaged. Three ACE profile da...
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SC190 to SC925
Impact protection for aircraft
In the course of a robotics project, students equipped quadrocopters with miniature shock absorbers. In order to avoid costly repairs and associated downtime when researching flight characteristics...
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TUBUS TC and TC-S
TUBUS made to measure for transport by helicopter
Helicopters are lightly built and must be handled with appropriate care, especially if these flying objects are to be brought to their place of operation as ai...
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SCS33 to SCS64
Emergency stop systems for turntables in aircraft construction
The basic mount of this coordinate measuring machine for the production of parts in the aircraft industry is made of granite and must...
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