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Input one or more dimensions and find thousands of in Stock Designs

Outer Diameter:
Outer DiameterOuter Diameter

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inches mm

Inner Diameter:
Inner DiameterInner Diameter

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inches mm

Free Length:
Free LengthFree Length

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inches mm

Wire Diameter:
Wire DiameterWire Diameter

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inches mm

Total Coils:
Total CoilsTotal Coils

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Rate: ? Spring rate or spring constant: The amout of force required to move the spring 1 inch of distance or in millimeters the amount of force required to move the spring 1 millimeter of distance.
RateRate

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lbs/in N/mm

Info! Please fill in one or more fields to narrow down your search.

Max. Load: ? The maximum amount of force or load you can place on this spring. If you put more force than this you will distort or fatigue the spring.
Max. LoadMax. Load

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lbs N

Max. Deflection (Max. Travel):
Max. Deflection (Max. Travel)Max. Deflection (Max. Travel)

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inches mm

Solid Height:
Solid HeightSolid Height

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inches mm

* Required Field

Input one or more dimensions and find thousands of in Stock Designs

Outer Diameter:
Outer Diameter

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inches mm

Length Inside Hook:
Length Inside Hook

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inches mm

Wire Diameter:
Wire Diameter

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inches mm

Info! Please fill in one or more fields to narrow down your search.

Max. Load: ? The maximum amount of force or load you can place on this spring. If you put more force than this you will distort or fatigue the spring.
Max. LoadMax. Load

to

lbs N

Max. Deflection (Max. Travel):
Max. Deflection (Max. Travel)

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inches mm

Initial Tension: ? The force required to seperate the coils of an extension spring before the spring will extend.
Initial Tension

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lbs N

Rate: ? Spring rate or spring constant: The amout of force required to move the spring 1 inch of distance or in millimeters the amount of force required to move the spring 1 millimeter of distance.
RateRate

to

lbs/in N/mm

* Required Field

Input one or more dimensions and find thousands of in Stock Designs

Outer Diameter:
Outer Diameter

to

inches mm

Inner Diameter:
Inner Diameter

to

inches mm

Free Position or Leg Position in degrees: ? Free Position or Leg Position in degrees
Free Position or Leg Position in degrees

degrees

Total Coils:
Total Coils

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Wire Diameter:
Wire Diameter

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inches mm

Body Length:
Body Length

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inches mm

Info! Please fill in one or more fields to narrow down your search.

Max. Torque: ? The amount of force applied to a torsion spring to radially move the springs leg a certain amount of degrees.
Max. TorqueMax. Torque

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lbs N

Max. Deflection (Degrees of travel):
Max. Deflection (Degrees of travel)

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degrees

Rate: ? Torsion spring rate is the amount of radial force required to move the spring 360 degrees of distance. Divide the spring rate by 360 degrees to get the rate per degree
RateRate

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in-lbs./deg. N-mm/deg.

Leg Length: ? Both legs are equal in length
Leg Length

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inches mm

* Required Field

Input one or more dimensions and find thousands of in Stock Designs

Small Outer Diameter:
Small Outer Diameter

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inches mm

Large Outer Diameter:
Large Outer Diameter

to

inches mm

Free Length:
Free Length

to

inches mm

Info! Please fill in one or more fields to narrow down your search.

Rate: ? Spring rate or spring constant: The amout of force required to move the spring 1 inch of distance or in millimeters the amount of force required to move the spring 1 millimeter of distance.
Rate

to

lbs/in N/mm

Total Coils:
Total Coils

to

Solid Height:
Solid Height

to

inches mm

Wire Diameter:
Wire Diameter

to

inches mm

5 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Springs

1. Poorly designed springs fail faster and weigh more A spring analysis will optimize your design and save you money

spring analysis

2. More coils in your spring makes it weaker With fewer coils you create more force

3. Did you know that Conical Springs use less space? Because a conical spring compresses telescopically

4. Did you know you can obtain a lot more force out of your spring by putting one spring inside the other.

5. Do you need a way to fasten your spring? Did you know you can screw a bolt into your spring to keep it fastened

For more helpful spring tips contact one of our engineers.