Compression Springs 22mm X 98mm X 3.44mm QTY 2

£12.00

Compression Springs 22mm X 98mm X 3.44mm

22mm Diameter

98mm Long

3.44mm Wire Thickness

£12.00 pack of 2 FREE POST UK

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Description

Compression Springs 22mm X 98mm X 3.44mm

Compression Springs 22mm X 98mm X 3.44mm these quality Springs are available in packs of 2, if you are looking for a special type or size Spring please contact me info@britishpipeclamps.co.uk

We stock a large variety of springs from torsion springs to conical compression in many different shapes and sizes all dispatched within one working day from when you place your order, all items are sent free post uk.

Size

22mm Diameter

98mm Long

3.44mm Wire Thickness

£12.00 pack of 2 free post UK

Compression Springs 22mm X 98mm X 3.44mm

Compression Spring

Compression springs are open-coil helical springs that resist compressive axial loads. The most common form of this spring is a cylindrical helix formed from round wire, with closed, square-ground ends. However, other geometries (concave, convex, conical) and wire shapes (square, rectangular, etc.) are in use. Also possible are a variety of different end geometries.

Compression Metal Springs are found in a wide variety of applications ranging from automotive engines and large stamping presses to major appliances and lawn mowers to medical devices, cell phones, electronics and sensitive instrumentation devices. Cone shape metal springs are generally used in applications requiring low solid height and increased resistance to surging.
These type of springs are coil springs wound with spacing between the coils so that they can be compressed from their free length to a shorter operating length. This allows the spring to store energy and provide a force or pressure. Some uses of compression springs include:
Resisting the movement of another component (e.g., pressure gauges)
Returning a component to a desired position (e.g., door latches)
Providing consistent pressure (e.g., electrical contact springs)
Storing and releasing energy (e.g., toy dart guns)