Trinity Brand Industries M-SMW-90 Music Wire Coil 0.09 in

Product Description

The TRINITY BRAND INDUSTRIES M-SMW-90 is a stainless steel music wire coil designed for applications requiring consistent tensile strength and corrosion resistance. Manufactured to ASTM A580 standards, this tempered wire measures 0.09 inches in diameter and yields 51 feet per pound coil. The 302/304 stainless steel alloy provides the spring-temper hardness characteristic of music wire, making it suitable for forming, winding, and fabrication tasks across mechanical and industrial trades. Licensed tradespeople and fabricators working with spring components, tie wire, or specialty wire forms will find this coil meets the dimensional and material consistency demands of production and repair work.

This wire coil is suited for light industrial, mechanical, and trade fabrication environments. Typical applications include spring coiling, wire forming, general mechanical assembly, and repair tasks where a fine-diameter, tempered stainless wire is required. The 302/304 alloy grade is commonly selected for installations where mild corrosion resistance is needed alongside the high tensile properties of music wire. The coil format allows controlled dispensing during fabrication without kinking or tangling under normal handling conditions.

Key Features

• Manufactured to ASTM A580 standard for stainless steel wire
• 302/304 stainless steel alloy provides corrosion resistance alongside spring-temper hardness
• Tempered wire construction delivers consistent tensile strength across the full coil length
• 0.09 inch diameter supports fine-gauge forming, winding, and fabrication tasks
• 51 feet of usable wire per 1-pound coil for extended production runs

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose stainless steel music wire coil suitable for mechanical fabrication, spring winding, and wire-forming applications where ASTM A580 grade 302/304 stainless wire in 0.09 inch diameter is specified.

Installation Notes

Handling and cutting of music wire should be performed with appropriate eye protection due to the spring-temper hardness of the material. Use wire cutters or shears rated for stainless steel wire of this gauge. When forming or coiling, avoid sharp bends that exceed the elastic limit of the material, as tempered wire is prone to fracture rather than plastic deformation at tight radii. Fabricators should consult applicable trade or engineering specifications for any load-bearing or safety-critical wire applications.