table lift shock
- Thread starter Ross
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Maybe a picture would help others ID the part.
C lectric
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Try some RV sites. I often see gas lift cylinders in the larger places.
Also try
-GAS SPRINGS
-GAS STRUTS
and a bunch of them will come up.
I think I've seen them in the McMaster Carr cataloque also.
Also try
-GAS SPRINGS
-GAS STRUTS
and a bunch of them will come up.
I think I've seen them in the McMaster Carr cataloque also.
FF
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WE use seat lift mechanisms under tables.
Nice and strong and many will allow the table to be rotated , some will allow the table to be repositioned , slid a few inches.
Fat folks or an obstructed isle can benefit from this.
We have used 2 of the under seat mechanisms end to end to move a table even further.
Nice and strong and many will allow the table to be rotated , some will allow the table to be repositioned , slid a few inches.
Fat folks or an obstructed isle can benefit from this.
We have used 2 of the under seat mechanisms end to end to move a table even further.
HopCar
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Imtra sells a wide variety of adjustable table pedestals: http://www.imtra.com/product/other_products/pedestals.htm
