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Step #2

Enter your Dimensions

Enter your Outer Diameter and Free Length
Hint: For larger search results, enter a bigger range of Min and Max Inputs

Outer Diameter:
Mandatory
Outer Diameter

to

inches mm
Inner Diameter:
Mandatory
Inner Diameter

to

inches mm
Free Length:
Mandatory
Free Length

to

inches mm
Wire Diameter:
Optional
Wire Diameter

to

inches mm
Total Coils:
Optional
Total Coils

to

Optional
Material Type
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.
Optional
RateRate

to

lbs/in N/mm

Input one or more dimensions to find Stock Springs

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.
Optional
Max. LoadMax. Load

to

lbs N
Max. Deflection (Max. Travel):
Optional
Max. Deflection (Max. Travel)

to

inches mm
Solid Height:
Optional
Solid Height

to

inches mm
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Step #3

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Step #2

Enter your Dimensions

Enter your Outer Diameter and Length Inside Hook
Hint: For larger search results, enter a bigger range of Min and Max Inputs

Outer Diameter:
Mandatory
Outer Diameter

to

inches mm
Length Inside Hook:
Mandatory
Length Inside Hook

to

inches mm
Wire Diameter:
Optional
Wire Diameter

to

inches mm

Input one or more dimensions to find Stock Springs

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.
Optional
Max. LoadMax. Load

to

lbs N
Max. Deflection (Max. Travel):
Optional
Max. Deflection (Max. Travel)

to

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

to

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.
Optional
RateRate

to

lbs/in N/mm
Optional
Material Type
spring finder step 3

Step #3

Click on Search

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spring finder step 2

Step #2

Enter your Dimensions

Enter your Outer Diameter and Total Coils
Hint: For larger search results, enter a bigger range of Min and Max Inputs

Outer Diameter:
Mandatory
Outer Diameter

to

inches mm
Inner Diameter:
Mandatory
Inner Diameter

to

inches mm
Total Coils:
Mandatory
Total Coils

to

Free Position or Leg Position in degrees: ? Free Position or Leg Position in degrees
Optional
Free Position or Leg Position in degrees
degrees
Wire Diameter:
Optional
Wire Diameter

to

inches mm
Body Length:
Optional
Body Length

to

inches mm
Optional

Input one or more dimensions to find Stock Springs

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

to

lbs N
Max. Deflection (Degrees of travel):
Optional
Max. Deflection (Degrees of travel)

to

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
Optional
RateRate

to

in-lbs./deg. N-mm/deg.
Leg Length: ? Both legs are equal in length
Optional
Leg Length

to

inches mm
Optional
Material Type
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Step #3

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spring finder step 2

Step #2

Enter your Dimensions

Enter you Small Outer Diameter, Large Outer Diameter and Free Length
Hint: For larger search results, enter a bigger range of Min and Max Inputs

Small Outer Diameter:
Mandatory
Small Outer Diameter

to

inches mm
Large Outer Diameter:
Mandatory
Large Outer Diameter

to

inches mm
Free Length:
Mandatory
Free Length

to

inches mm

Input one or more dimensions to find Stock Springs

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.
Optional
Rate

to

lbs/in N/mm
Total Coils:
Optional
Total Coils

to

Solid Height:
Optional
Solid Height

to

inches mm
Wire Diameter:
Optional
Wire Diameter

to

inches mm
Optional
Material Type
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