Gardner Spring 36485G Precision Compression Spring

Product Description

The GARDNER SPRING 36485G is a precision compression spring manufactured from music wire (AISI 302, ASTM A228, ASTM A313) with a plain silver finish. It features a 0.48 inch outside diameter, a 2 inch free length, and a 0.063 inch wire diameter. The spring delivers a 27 lb/in spring rate with a maximum work load of 29 pounds. Closed and ground ends provide flat, stable seating surfaces for consistent load distribution. This part is sized for use in mechanical assemblies requiring a controlled, repeatable compression force and is handled by maintenance technicians, mechanical engineers, and industrial service professionals.

This compression spring fits applications where a 0.48 inch OD and 2 inch free length are specified. Suitable for residential and commercial mechanical assemblies, light industrial equipment, HVAC components, and related hardware requiring a compact, precision-rated compression element. The 0.5 inch hole diameter fit means the spring seats properly in standard 1/2 inch bore applications. Package quantity is 5 units with a minimum order quantity of 1.

Key Features

• Closed and ground end type for flat, stable seating and accurate load transfer
• 27 lb/in spring rate for predictable, consistent deflection under load
• 29 pound maximum work load rated at full compression
• Music wire construction meets AISI 302, ASTM A228, and ASTM A313 standards
• 0.92 inch solid height allows compact installation in tight assemblies
• Plain silver finish suitable for general-purpose dry or lightly lubricated environments

Compatibility

Designed for mechanical assemblies requiring a 0.48 inch OD precision compression spring with a 2 inch free length and 0.5 inch hole diameter fit. Verify spring rate, free length, wire diameter, and end type against your application specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified mechanical technicians or maintenance personnel. Relieve all mechanical tension and de-energize any associated equipment before removing or installing compression springs. Inspect the mating bore and shaft for burrs or damage that could alter spring seating. Do not exceed the rated maximum work load of 29 pounds to avoid permanent set or spring failure.