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	Spring Type Spring Type

	Compression
	Extension
	Torsion
	Strip
	Disc
	Rotor

	System of Measurement System of Measurement

	OD OD

0.075" to 3 3/4"

	ID ID

	Material Material

Stainless Steel

	Length Length

	End Type End Type

	Closed
	Closed and Ground
	Hook
	Loop
	Open
	Straight Cut
	Open and Ground
	Double Loop
	Side Loop

	Wire Diameter Wire Diameter

	Rate Rate

101.25 lbs./in.

107.85 lbs./in.

111.96 lbs./in.

113.75 lbs./in.

118.68 lbs./in.

120.08 lbs./in.

127.41 lbs./in.

149.41 lbs./in.

167.11 lbs./in.

174.93 lbs./in.

183.82 lbs./in.

245.58 lbs./in.

	Compressed Length @ Maximum Load Compressed Length @ Maximum Load

	Extended Length @ Maximum Load Extended Length @ Maximum Load

	Load Load

0.04-0.39 lbs.

0.04-0.45 lbs.

0.06-0.61 lbs.

0.06-0.76 lbs.

0.08-0.84 lbs.

0.09-0.76 lbs.

0.09-0.92 lbs.

0.09-1.03 lbs.

0.1-1 lbs.

0.1-1.03 lbs.

0.1-1.14 lbs.

0.11-0.71 lbs.

0.12-1.35 lbs.

0.13-1.46 lbs.

0.15-0.63 lbs.

0.16-1.18 lbs.

0.17-1.31 lbs.

0.17-1.8 lbs.

0.17-2.26 lbs.

0.19-2.26 lbs.

0.26-2.19 lbs.

0.26-2.95 lbs.

0.27-1.58 lbs.

0.31-5.24 lbs.

0.35-2.43 lbs.

0.35-2.66 lbs.

0.35-2.67 lbs.

0.35-3.91 lbs.

0.39-2.15 lbs.

0.41-1.52 lbs.

0.42-2.77 lbs.

0.43-3.55 lbs.

0.43-4.92 lbs.

0.43-5.13 lbs.

0.45-5.06 lbs.

0.5-1.00 lbs.

0.51-2.57 lbs.

0.53-2.57 lbs.

0.55-1.00 lbs.

0.55-1.20 lbs.

0.56-6.26 lbs.

0.61-2.74 lbs.

0.61-4.31 lbs.

0.61-4.32 lbs.

0.61-4.83 lbs.

0.61-6.36 lbs.

0.61-6.52 lbs.

0.63-7.7 lbs.

0.64-3.99 lbs.

0.65-2.82 lbs.

0.67-3.53 lbs.

0.68-2.25 lbs.

0.7-7.56 lbs.

0.73-5.82 lbs.

0.75-1.50 lbs.

0.78-6.46 lbs.

0.78-6.47 lbs.

0.78-8.86 lbs.

0.87-7.02 lbs.

0.87-7.03 lbs.

0.9-1.80 lbs.

0.91-3.14 lbs.

0.91-3.64 lbs.

0.96-4.91 lbs.

1-2.20 lbs.

1.04-8.33 lbs.

1.04-8.34 lbs.

1.04-11.38 lbs.

1.13-11.31 lbs.

1.3-13.87 lbs.

1.34-11.26 lbs.

1.39-15.29 lbs.

1.39-15.46 lbs.

1.42-9.35 lbs.

1.48-16.34 lbs.

1.5-2.60 lbs.

1.54-7.68 lbs.

1.62-8.5 lbs.

1.67-18.52 lbs.

1.74-14.74 lbs.

1.74-14.79 lbs.

1.74-16.44 lbs.

1.74-17.16 lbs.

1.74-17.17 lbs.

1.74-18.48 lbs.

1.75-3.30 lbs.

2-4.00 lbs.

2-11.7 lbs.

2.03-8.3 lbs.

2.14-6.86 lbs.

2.33-9.14 lbs.

2.38-10.03 lbs.

2.38-10.07 lbs.

2.38-11.76 lbs.

2.49-9.21 lbs.

2.65-9.33 lbs.

3.52-16.7 lbs.

3.52-16.71 lbs.

3.52-18.67 lbs.

3.73-13.92 lbs.

4.15-16.73 lbs.

4.51-15.46 lbs.

4.61-21.62 lbs.

4.61-21.64 lbs.

4.77-26.38 lbs.

5.05-21.64 lbs.

5.12-23.35 lbs.

5.77-26.38 lbs.

5.77-26.4 lbs.

6.1-25.58 lbs.

6.45-18.32 lbs.

6.95-30.34 lbs.

7.03-25.97 lbs.

7.25-19.4 lbs.

7.52-23.43 lbs.

7.52-24.64 lbs.

7.54-21.92 lbs.

7.54-26.83 lbs.

7.59-33.94 lbs.

7.59-33.97 lbs.

8.2-40.45 lbs.

8.87-29.43 lbs.

9.82-33.5 lbs.

10.13-43.65 lbs.

10.13-43.69 lbs.

10.13-43.71 lbs.

13.12-32.16 lbs.

13.19-55.23 lbs.

13.19-55.24 lbs.

13.6-42.76 lbs.

13.94-46.54 lbs.

15.55-49.74 lbs.

16.95-56.67 lbs.

18.89-54.5 lbs.

20.8-57.56 lbs.

23.24-68.3 lbs.

27.07-78.61 lbs.

55.79-140.57 lbs.

58.5-155.18 lbs.

65.96-152.94 lbs.

	For Shaft Diameter For Shaft Diameter

	Deflection Angle Deflection Angle

	90°
	120°
	180°
	270°
	360°

	Finish Finish

	Maximum Torque Maximum Torque

Less than 5 in.-lbs.

5 to 9.9 in.-lbs.

10 to 19.9 in.-lbs.

20 to 24.9 in.-lbs.

25 in.-lbs. or greater

	ID (B) ID (B)

	OD (A) OD (A)

	Wind Direction Wind Direction


Left Hand	Right Hand

	Thickness Thickness

	Width Width

	Extended Length Extended Length

	Disc Spring Type Disc Spring Type


Wave	Belleville

Curved	Notched

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Springs

Compression Springs

When these springs are pushed together, they push back to return to their original length. Commonly used in shock absorbers and to secure batteries, compression springs are easier to push together than die springs.

Extension Springs

The more you extend these springs, the greater the force the springs will exert to pull the two points back together. They're commonly used to tension cable, return an air cylinder to its starting point, and hold a door closed.

Torsion Springs

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Found in clothespins, spring clamps, and mousetraps, torsion springs wrap around a shaft or rod to maintain pressure on objects as they rotate.

Strip Springs

More compact than extension springs, strip springs wrap around a shaft and extend to multiple times their length to pull objects in a linear direction. They're used in counterbalancing and automated dispensing systems.

Spring Assortments

Spring Assortments

Disc Springs

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Install on shafts, under bolt heads, and at the ends of valves to maintain tension and separate components. Unlike washers, disc springs return to their original height once the load is removed.

Rotor Springs

Rotor Springs

Wind these springs to store power, then release them to create rotary motion—similar to winding a wristwatch. Also known as clock springs and power springs.

Gas Springs

Gas Springs

Gas springs supply force to assist in opening or closing doors, hatches, and lids.

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