Gardner Spring GT2310927-ML Torsion Spring 270 Degree

Product Description

The GARDNER SPRING GT2310927-ML is a left-hand wound torsion spring designed for compact mechanical assemblies requiring precise angular deflection. Built from steel with a 0.023-inch wire diameter and a 0.187-inch outside coil diameter, this spring delivers controlled torque across a 270-degree deflection arc. With 9.75 active coils and a 0.750-inch leg length, it is engineered for consistent performance in small-mechanism applications. A maximum tool size of 0.109 inches applies during installation. HVAC technicians, equipment assemblers, and mechanical service professionals working on small actuators, damper linkages, and control mechanisms will find this spring a reliable OEM-style replacement or new-build component.

This torsion spring is suited for use in light-duty mechanical systems where a defined rotational force over a wide deflection angle is required. Typical applications include small HVAC actuator assemblies, control linkages, door latches, and similar compact mechanisms found in both residential and commercial equipment. Its left-hand wind direction must be matched to the design orientation of the receiving assembly. The 270-degree deflection angle makes it appropriate for applications demanding significant rotational travel within a tight envelope.

Key Features

• 270-degree deflection angle for wide-arc rotational applications
• Left-hand direction of wind for correct torque orientation
• 0.187-inch outside coil diameter suits compact mechanism housings
• 0.023-inch wire diameter with 9.75 coils for precise spring rate
• 0.750-inch leg length for secure engagement with mounting features
• Steel construction for durability in mechanical assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for compact mechanical assemblies requiring a left-hand wound torsion spring with a 0.187-inch outside diameter and 270-degree deflection angle.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with small mechanical spring assemblies. De-energize and lock out any powered equipment before servicing the mechanism. Confirm the direction of wind matches the assembly design before seating the spring, as installing a right-hand spring in place of a left-hand spring will not produce correct torque. Use a tool no larger than 0.109 inches when engaging the spring to avoid coil distortion or damage.