What is the maximum door closing force allowed in hydraulic applications?

In hydraulic applications, the maximum door closing force is typically defined by safety standards and best practices to prevent accidents or injuries during operation. A door closing with too much force can pose a significant risk, especially in environments where personnel may be near the doors.

The value of 30 lbs is often considered the most acceptable maximum force for ensuring safe operation while maintaining functionality. This force allows for a door to close effectively without causing injury if someone is caught in the path of the door.

The choices below this value are usually insufficient to account for certain edge cases and might not ensure the reliability and safety of the hydraulic system under all conditions, while options above this force could increase the risk of injuries during door operation. Adhering to a maximum of 30 lbs helps balance operational efficiency and safety.