Gardner Spring 36034G Precision Compression Spring

Product Description

The GARDNER SPRING 36034G is a precision compression spring designed for applications requiring consistent force and reliable cycle life. Built from music wire with a plain finish, it features a 0.24 inch outside diameter, 0.75 inch free length, and a 0.0382 inch wire diameter. The spring delivers a rate of 46 pounds per inch and handles a maximum work load of 16 pounds. Its closed and ground end type provides flat, stable seating on contact surfaces. Technicians and assemblers working with mechanical assemblies, valves, and precision equipment will find this spring suitable for tight-tolerance environments.

This spring is sized for use in compact mechanical assemblies where a small-diameter, short-travel compression element is required. The 0.25 inch hole diameter guidance and 0.39 inch solid height make it applicable in instrument, valve, and light-duty industrial mechanisms. It is packaged in quantities of five per package, making it practical for bench stock and repair kit replenishment in trade and light manufacturing settings.

Key Features

• Closed and ground ends for flat, stable seating and consistent load transfer
• Music wire construction meets AISI 302, ASTM A228, and ASTM A313 standards
• 46 pounds per inch spring rate for predictable, linear force response
• 16 pound maximum work load with a solid height of 0.39 inches
• Plain silver finish suitable for general-purpose mechanical environments
• Packaged in quantities of five for convenient bench stock management

Compatibility

Designed as a precision compression spring for use in compact mechanical assemblies, valve mechanisms, and instrument applications requiring a 0.24 inch outside diameter and 0.75 inch free length.

Installation Notes

Install by qualified mechanical assemblers or technicians familiar with spring-loaded mechanisms. Ensure the mating bore or pin aligns with the specified hole diameter of 0.25 inches for proper guidance. De-energize or depressurize any assembly before removing or installing compression springs to prevent unexpected release of stored energy. Avoid compressing the spring beyond its solid height of 0.39 inches during installation.