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Side-rolling hatch covers are made up of two panels that roll sideways on a pair of transverse ramps. Lift-gate will not Operate http://whoisbyme.blogspot.in/2012/07/power-lift-gate-will-not-operate.html

Do you already have a gas strut that needs replacing? You can search by type or article number. If you see a result then there is a gas strut that can act as a replacement for your current one. If you find no results? A hatch cover is a type of door that is used to seal an opening in a vessel or other type of structure. They are typically made of steel or aluminum and are used to protect the opening from the elements and to keep the interior of the structure safe and dry. Cargo Hatch Covers

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An alternative to the gas filled struts are the hatch springs, the compressed gas hatch adjuster, the riser arms, and the self-contained hydraulic hatch lifter. The self-contained hydraulic hatch lifter such as the one manufactured by API Marine® or the all- electric lifter from Lenco Marine® are useful for heavy or awkward hatches. These both are electrically driven and with the simplicity of a two-way switch one can raise or lower the hatch.

Hatch covers are an important part of a ship’s design, which apart from being used to seal off compartments to prevent ingress of water, can also be used to provide additional support for the ship’s structure. This writeup explains the importance of hatch covers, how the different types operate, and how hatch covers are maintained. What Are Hatch Covers and Why Are They Important? A side-rolling cover consists of two panels per hatch, each panel rolling sideways on a pair of transverse ramps. Side-rolling hatch covers can have a variety of different drive systems. The two main options are:You normally try to arrange the geometry so that the strut points more or less away from the hinges when the hatch is shut so that the hatch doesn't fly open as soon as you release the latch.