Gardner Spring GT2514009-ML Torsion Spring 90 Deg

Product Description

The GARDNER SPRING GT2514009-ML is a left-hand wound steel torsion spring engineered for light-duty mechanical assemblies where precise rotational force and compact geometry are required. It features an outside diameter of 0.235 inches, a wire diameter of 0.025 inches, and 3.25 active coils that deliver consistent torque across a 90-degree deflection angle. The maximum tool size for this spring is 0.14 inches, and the leg length measures 0.750 inches. Torque at leg length is rated at 0.402 in/lb. Mechanical technicians and assemblers working on small mechanisms, appliance components, and precision hardware will find this spring suited to tight-tolerance applications.

This torsion spring is used in applications requiring a left-hand wind orientation and a defined 90-degree deflection angle. Its small outside diameter and fine wire gauge make it appropriate for light-load pivot assemblies, door latches, small appliance mechanisms, and similar compact devices. It is sold in package quantities of six units, making it practical for service shops and assembly operations that need a ready supply on hand.

Key Features

• Left-hand wind direction for applications requiring counterclockwise torsional force
• 0.235 inch outside diameter fits compact mechanical assemblies
• 0.025 inch wire diameter provides consistent spring rate in fine-tolerance designs
• 90-degree deflection angle with 0.402 in/lb torque at leg length
• Maximum tool size of 0.14 inches for precise mandrel or rod fitment
• Steel construction for durability in standard-load mechanical service

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit torsion spring replacement for light-duty mechanical assemblies requiring a left-hand wound spring with a 0.235 inch outside diameter and 90-degree deflection angle.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanical technician familiar with torsion spring assemblies. Power down or de-energize any associated mechanism before handling or replacing the spring. Use a properly sized mandrel or rod no larger than 0.14 inches to avoid coil binding or distortion during installation. Do not over-deflect beyond the rated 90-degree angle, as permanent set or breakage may result.