Gardner Spring 36119G Precision Compression Spring

Product Description

The GARDNER SPRING 36119G is a precision compression spring manufactured from AISI 302-compliant music wire with a plain silver finish. It features a 0.72-inch outside diameter, a 2-inch free length, and a 0.063-inch wire diameter. The spring delivers a maximum work load of 15.5 pounds and a spring rate of 11.0 pounds per inch, making it well suited for applications requiring consistent, repeatable force across a controlled deflection range. Closed and ground ends provide stable seating on flat surfaces, reducing buckling tendency under load. Maintenance technicians, mechanical assemblers, and equipment repair professionals install this part in a wide range of industrial and mechanical systems.

This spring is appropriate for use in light-to-medium-duty mechanical assemblies, valve mechanisms, actuators, tooling fixtures, and equipment requiring a compact compression element. Its solid height of 0.616 inches and hole diameter fit of 0.75 inches allow it to seat reliably in standard bored housings. The plain finish and music wire construction make it suitable for dry or lightly lubricated environments where corrosion exposure is minimal. It is sold in packages of five units with a minimum order quantity of one package.

Key Features

• Closed and ground ends for stable, flat seating and reduced lateral deflection
• 11.0 pound-per-inch spring rate for predictable, linear force response
• 15.5-pound maximum work load at rated deflection
• Music wire construction meets AISI 302, ASTM A228, and ASTM A313 standards
• 0.616-inch solid height enables compact installation in tight assemblies
• Plain silver finish suitable for dry and lightly lubricated service environments

Compatibility

Designed as a precision-grade replacement or new-installation compression spring for mechanical assemblies requiring a 0.72-inch OD, 2-inch free length, and 0.75-inch bore diameter fit.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by mechanical technicians or assemblers as part of equipment maintenance or original assembly. Relieve all system pressure and de-energize any actuators or loaded mechanisms before removing or installing compression springs. Verify the bore diameter, free length, and spring rate match the application requirements before installation. Use appropriate spring handling tools to avoid personal injury from stored energy during compression or release.