Compression Springs

These compression springs have a compression rate of 163 lbs. per inch and a black E-coat finish. They have an inner diameter of 1.25 inches, an outer diameter of 1.7 inches, and a length of 3.9 inches. Compression springs are typically used in various mechanical applications to store energy or provide a return force.

Specifications

Compression Rate	163 lbs. per inch
Finish	Black E-Coat
Inner Diameter	1.25"
Length	3.9"
Outer Diameter	1.7"

About springs

Compression Springs is listed under Springs — compression, extension, torsion, die and constant-force springs. Springs are mechanical devices designed to store and release elastic energy, typically in response to a compressive, tensile, or torsional force. The primary types include compression springs, which resist compressive loads along their axis; extension springs, which resist tensile loads and often feature hooks or loops at their ends; torsion springs, which apply torque or store rotational energy;

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