Associated Spring Raymond 020089000 Compression Spring

Product Description

The ASSOCIATED SPRING RAYMOND 020089000 is a helical compression spring manufactured from spring steel. It measures 7/16 inch in outside diameter and 2-5/8 inches (2.6250 inches) in free length, with a wire diameter of 0.0480 inches. The spring rate is 6 pounds per inch, making it suitable for light-duty applications where consistent, predictable return force is required. This spring is a standard catalog component used across mechanical assemblies in HVAC equipment, plumbing valves, electrical switches, and general industrial hardware. Installation is performed by mechanical technicians and assemblers as part of valve bodies, actuators, latches, and similar spring-loaded mechanisms.

This compression spring fits applications requiring a compact, low-force return element. It is commonly found in residential and light commercial equipment assemblies, including valve actuators, damper linkages, control enclosures, and panel hardware. Its spring steel construction provides reliable cycle life under moderate load conditions. Technicians stocking common spring sizes for field service repairs will find this a practical replacement candidate for worn or fatigued springs in comparable assemblies.

Key Features

• 7/16 inch outside diameter for use in compact spring pockets and guides
• 2-5/8 inch free length (2.6250 inches overall) for moderate stroke applications
• 0.0480 inch wire diameter provides light-duty load handling
• 6 lb/inch spring rate delivers consistent, predictable compression force
• Spring steel construction for durability across repeated compression cycles

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-catalog compression spring suitable for mechanical assemblies requiring a 7/16 inch OD, 2-5/8 inch free length spring with a 6 lb/inch spring rate. Verify seat diameter, guide diameter, and working load requirements before installing as a replacement.

Installation Notes

Compression springs should be installed by qualified mechanical or service technicians familiar with the host assembly. Always de-energize or de-pressurize the system before disassembling any spring-loaded mechanism. Confirm the spring is fully seated in its pocket or on its guide rod before reassembly to prevent cocking or uneven load distribution. Do not compress beyond the solid height of the spring during installation or operation.