Gardner Spring GT4535927-ML Torsion Spring 270 Deg

Product Description

The GARDNER SPRING GT4535927-ML is a steel torsion spring engineered for applications that require a precise 270-degree deflection angle with consistent torque output. It features a 0.556-inch outside diameter, a 0.045-inch wire diameter, and 6.75 active coils. The left-hand wind direction suits mechanisms where rotational force must be applied in a counterclockwise direction. With a torque rating of 2.143 inch-pounds at leg length and a 2.000-inch leg length, this spring delivers predictable performance in compact assemblies. It is typically installed by mechanical technicians, OEM equipment assemblers, and maintenance professionals working on light-duty mechanical systems.

This torsion spring is suited for use in small mechanical assemblies, appliance components, HVAC equipment linkages, and similar light-duty industrial or commercial applications where controlled rotational return force is required. The maximum tool size of 0.359 inches governs the mandrel or rod used during installation. With a package quantity of 6, this part is appropriate for service shops maintaining stock for recurring repairs or OEM assembly lines with consistent demand.

Key Features

• 270-degree deflection angle provides a three-quarter rotation return force
• Left-hand wind direction for counterclockwise torque applications
• 0.556-inch coil outside diameter fits compact mechanical housings
• 0.045-inch wire diameter with 6.75 coils for consistent spring rate
• 2.143 inch-pounds torque at leg length for predictable load performance
• Steel construction for durability in mechanical assembly environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or service torsion spring for light-duty mechanical assemblies requiring a left-hand wound, 270-degree deflection spring with a 0.556-inch outside diameter and 0.045-inch wire diameter.

Installation Notes

Torsion springs of this type are installed by mechanical technicians and OEM assembly personnel. Relieve all tension from the mechanism before removing or installing the spring. Use a mandrel or tool no larger than 0.359 inches to avoid distorting the coil ID during installation. Follow applicable equipment service documentation and machine guarding practices when working with loaded spring assemblies.