Gardner Spring GE0360-0451250S Extension Spring

Product Description

The GARDNER SPRING GE0360-0451250S is a small-format extension spring designed for light-duty mechanical assemblies where controlled return tension is required. It features a 0.36 inch outside diameter, a 0.045 inch wire diameter, and a spring rate of 11.8184 pounds per inch. The maximum extended length is 1.93 inches, and the initial tension is 0.7821 pounds. This spring is suited for applications where a compact, consistent tensioning element is needed. Mechanical technicians, HVAC service pros, and equipment repair specialists routinely use extension springs of this size in a range of residential and light commercial devices and assemblies.

This extension spring is appropriate for use in small mechanical linkages, damper assemblies, control mechanisms, and similar applications where a low-profile return or tensioning spring is needed. The 1-1/4 inch inside hook length supports standard hook-mounting configurations. It is packaged in a quantity of three units per pack, making it practical for service calls or bench repairs where a spare or matched set may be required.

Key Features

• 0.36 inch outside diameter for compact fitment in tight assemblies
• Spring rate of 11.8184 pounds per inch provides consistent, predictable tension
• 0.045 inch wire diameter balances strength and flexibility for light-duty applications
• 1.93 inch maximum extended length suits short-travel linkage and return applications
• Initial tension of 0.7821 pounds keeps the spring closed without an external load
• Packaged in quantities of three for convenient service and replacement use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard extension spring for use in light-duty mechanical assemblies, damper linkages, and equipment requiring a small-diameter tensioning spring with a 1-1/4 inch inside hook length.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified mechanical or HVAC technician. Disconnect power and relieve any system tension before removing or installing extension springs to prevent injury from sudden release. Use appropriate pliers or spring installation tools rated for the application. Verify hook engagement is secure on both ends before returning the assembly to service.