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Compression Springs Compression Springs

Enter your Outside Diameter and Free Length
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Wire Diameter
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Total Coils
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Solid Height
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Extension Springs Extension Springs

Enter your Outside Diameter and Length Inside Hook
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Length Inside Hook
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Wire Diameter
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Max. Load
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Max. Deflection
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Initial Tension
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Torsion Springs Torsion Springs

Enter your Outside Diameter and Total Coils
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Free Position
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Wire Diameter
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Body Length
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Max. Torque
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Rate
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Leg Length
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Conical Springs Conical Springs

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Solid Height
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Torsion Spring Measurements - How to Measure a Torsion Spring

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When measuring your torsion spring, you must know the following dimensions:

 

  • Direction of Wind
  • Outer Diameter
  • Inner Diameter
  • Wire Diameter
  • Leg Length 1
  • Leg Length 2
  • Body Length
  • Total Coils

 

How to Measure Your Spring

 

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Springs are accurately measured with a dial caliper. The reason for this is because a caliper provides you with a more exact measurement. Wondering why this is so important? Well, take your spring's wire diameter as an example. In most cases, even if the spring's wire diameter is off by 0.001" it'll affect your spring's rate and travel.