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Office chair gas cylinders & chair gas lifts

Chair gas lifts—also called office chair gas cylinders or chair pistons—set the seat height of swivel chairs and stools. We supply complete columns and internal cylinders to chair factories and replacement-parts distributors, matched by extended and compressed height, travel and seat/base taper.

Chair Gas Lifts & Adjustable Seating — gray application model with gas spring locations highlighted in red
Application illustration
Complete chair gas-lift column product illustration
PRODUCT DETAILS

Complete columns and internal cylinders.

Horizon supplies chair-height gas lifts for swivel chairs and stools. A complete column and its internal cylinder are distinct ordering items, with different dimensions and interfaces.

For complete columns, the supply specification covers the outer tube, upper/lower tapers, adjustment travel and release button. Internal cylinders must be matched to the receiving column assembly.

Complete columnsInternal cylindersSeat-height adjustment
COLUMN CONFIGURATION

What defines an office chair gas cylinder

Column lengths

Compare minimum and maximum assembled length, not only visible rod travel.

Connection taper

Match the seat-mechanism and base interfaces to the column drawing.

Release control

Identify the actuation position and control interface.

Required behavior

Specify stroke and any rotation or load requirements.

APPLICATIONS

Find the matching chair-height column.

Complete office chair with the central seat-height gas-lift column highlighted redAPPLICATION / 01Office & task chairsExplore applications

Seat-height adjustment / Column identification

Uses & buying details

Use a dedicated specification for the chair-height gas lift. Identify the complete column or internal cylinder required, then match the original marking, drawing, seat and base interfaces, release operation and quantity.

MATCH AN EXISTING PART

Chair gas cylinder sizes: what to measure

  • Existing gas-lift model or drawing
  • Cylinder or complete-column requirement
  • Extended and compressed height
  • Adjustment travel
  • Upper and lower taper dimensions
  • Outer tube diameter
  • Release method and button position
  • Quantity
Chair gas-lift column: compare complete column length, seat and base taper interfaces and release button

Use the chair-column drawing and its measurement datums. A chair gas lift does not use ordinary eye-to-eye mounting references.

FURTHER DETAILS

Connections and ordering.

Do I need an internal spring or a complete chair column?

Identify the complete unit you are replacing. A chair column includes its outer tube, seat and base interfaces, and release arrangement; a bare internal spring is a different purchasing item.

Which connections should I compare?

Use the column drawing to compare the seat-mechanism taper, base taper, insertion lengths and release-button position. Ordinary ball-socket or eyelet dimensions do not identify a chair column.

Is gas-spring stroke the same as seat-height adjustment?

Not necessarily. Keep the column drawing length, stroke and stated seat-adjustment range separate, and check the installed chair mechanism and base dimensions.

What determines the price?

Price depends on the column or cylinder configuration, adjustment travel, interface dimensions, quantity and packing. Internal cylinders and complete columns are priced as separate items; list each configuration with its quantity.

What are the order terms?

The minimum order quantity is 100 pcs, and mixed models can go in one order. Samples take 3–5 days (charged; the fee is refunded when you place an order), and bulk orders take 15–20 days.