ACE Motion control

As a Gold Distributor Partner of ACE Controls, Hydnet offers a wide range of products for effective motion control. Gas springs, hydraulic dampers, and rotary dampers are used to control or decelerate movements that require damping, lifting, or lowering—such as hatches, lids, and covers. These components ensure smooth, controlled motion during opening and closing, contributing to increased safety, comfort, and extended equipment lifespan.

Wide application range and high quality

Gas springs and rotary dampers are used in a wide range of applications to control linear or rotary motion. They are commonly found in sectors such as medical technology, electronics manufacturing, the automotive industry, as well as furniture and interior design solutions. Thanks to options like stainless steel and special seals for demanding environments and wide temperature ranges, they are also suitable for use in marine conditions, agriculture, vehicles and trains. As always, ACE Controls products are characterized by high quality, compact design, and strong innovation.

Easy installation and customization

All gas springs and dampers are designed for easy installation. ACE Controls also offers customized gas filling, even for small production runs, enabling precise adaptation to application-specific requirements. A wide selection of mounting options is available—such as swivel eyes, clevis forks, and ball joints—to ensure smooth integration into various designs.

Facilitating heavy lifting

Gas springs are effective ergonomic aids that significantly simplify the handling of heavy or repetitive movements in various types of applications. By balancing the applied force throughout the motion, they help reduce physical strain on the operator and enhance workplace safety. Gas springs are commonly used in industrial equipment, vehicles, and machinery where heavy components need to be lifted, lowered, or adjusted.

Gas springs for smooth hatch opening

Push-type gas springs are especially useful for opening hatches, covers, lids, or doors. They provide smooth and controlled motion while reducing the amount of force required to open or hold the object in an open position. This is particularly valuable from a workplace safety perspective, as it lowers the risk of strain injuries, pinch hazards and enhances ergonomic reliability during daily operation. As a result, gas springs are widely used in everything from industrial machines to vehicles, medical devices, and custom-designed applications.