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A compression spring is an open-coil, helical spring that offers resistance to a linear compressive force applied to the ends. They are usually coiled at a constant diameter but they can also be coiled as a conical, barrel, or hourglass shape.

The ends of a compression spring can be open, open and ground, closed, and closed and ground. Usually the direction of wind in not critical for a compression spring but they can be wound left hand or right hand.

All of these details can be tailored to meet each specific request.

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Specifications · Capabilities

Specifications

Materials		Beryllium Copper Brass Suggested Chrome Silicon Chrome Vinadium Elgiloy Hard Drawn Inconel 600 Inconel 718 Inconel X750 Monel 400 Monel K-500 Music Wire Oil Tempered Stainless Steel 17-7 Stainless Steel 302 Stainless Steel 316

Finish		Black Oxyde Cadmium Painted Passivate Plain Zinc Gold Zinc Silver

Wire Size		.010 to .375 in .254 to 9.525 mm

Diameter		.10 to 6.00 in 2.54 to 152.4 mm

Number of Coils		1 to 1000

Free Length		.10 to 120 in 2.54 to 3048 mm

Direction of Wind		Left Hand Right Hand Optional

Capabilities

Type of Ends		closed and ground closed not ground open and ground open not ground

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Materials

Finish

Wire Size

Diameter

Number of Coils

Free Length

Direction of Wind

Type of Ends