Airax gas springs
Looking for a new Airax gas spring? At Hinscha, you can easily order the perfect Airax gas spring. Airax is a leading manufacturer of gas springs, known for their high quality and reliability. These standard gas springs are often used in various applications, especially in car trunks.
"If your application uses two or more gas springs, we always recommend replacing them simultaneously. With proper installation, the gas springs will wear evenly, resulting in a similar lifespan."
Order your replacement gas spring
Use our search function below to enter your part number and find the correct gas spring. Whether it is a standard gas spring for your car trunk or another application, we ensure you get the perfect replacement.
How to find the correct part number?
The part number of your Airax gas spring does not have a uniform format. An Airax reference is not unique and only refers to the model of the gas spring. This reference does not account for the different forces that the same Airax model can have. The required force can be found on your old Airax gas spring. For example, for a gas spring with a force of 100 Newton, you will see 0100N on the gas spring.
If you purchased your old gas spring from Hinscha, there might still be a Hinscha sticker present. This sticker may have a reference consisting of 6 digits (X.XX.XXX). You can enter this reference without dots at the top of the search bar to find your exact gas spring.
Incomplete reference or can't find your reference?
Due to wear, it may happen that your reference is only partially visible. Check out our full range of Airax gas springs and use the filters on the left to find your exact gas spring. Note: You will land on a page with only Airax gas springs. If you also want to find alternatives from other brands, uncheck the 'Airax' filter in the left column.
Still can't find the right Airax gas spring?
Send us a photo of the gas spring to be replaced via the contact form, showing the entire gas spring. Also, provide us with the reference and the corresponding force indicated on the gas spring.