Century Spring C-67 Extension Spring 1.875x0.25 in 2pk

Product Description

The CENTURY SPRING C-67 is a small-diameter extension spring supplied in a two-count pack. Extension springs store mechanical energy and generate a pulling force when stretched between two attachment points. This spring measures 1.875 inches in length and 0.25 inches in outer diameter, making it well suited for compact mechanisms where space is limited. At 0.024 pounds per pack, the C-67 is lightweight and easy to handle during installation. It is commonly installed by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general maintenance professionals working on equipment that uses tension-based spring assemblies.

The C-67 fits a wide range of light-duty applications in residential and commercial settings. Typical uses include damper linkages, access panel latches, small valve actuators, and general mechanical assemblies that require a compact tension spring. The two-count pack format supports single-unit replacement or stocking as a spare. This spring is manufactured in the United States and is appropriate for general supply and maintenance applications across multiple trades.

Key Features

• Compact 1.875-inch length suits tight installation spaces
• 0.25-inch outer diameter for use in small-bore spring seats and linkages
• Two-count pack allows immediate replacement with one spare on hand
• Manufactured in the United States
• Lightweight at 0.024 pounds per pack for easy field handling

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose extension spring for light-duty mechanical assemblies in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general maintenance applications where a 1.875-inch by 0.25-inch tension spring is required.

Installation Notes

Extension springs should be installed by a qualified technician familiar with the equipment being serviced. Always power down or de-energize the equipment and relieve any existing mechanical tension before removing or installing springs. Use appropriate pliers or spring-hook tools to seat the spring ends securely onto their attachment points. Inspect hooks and anchor points for wear or deformation before reinstalling.