Value Collection 06811079 Compression Spring 0.3 in Od

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 06811079 is a small-diameter compression spring suited for light-duty mechanical assemblies across industrial, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical applications. It has an outside diameter of 0.3 inches, a free length of 0.5 inches, and a wire diameter of 0.041 inches. The spring delivers a rate of 51.85 pounds per inch and handles a maximum work load of 10.63 pounds. Solid height is 0.266 inches. This part ships in a package of 10 units, making it practical for technicians who need spares on hand or are servicing multiple units in a single job.

This compression spring fits into applications where consistent return force and compact sizing are required. Typical use cases include valve assemblies, equipment latches, control linkages, and panel hardware found in residential and light commercial mechanical systems. The 0.313-inch hole diameter guides correct bore sizing for housing or shaft fitment. Technicians working in HVAC controls, plumbing valve assemblies, or electrical panel hardware will encounter springs of this type during component-level repair and replacement work.

Key Features

• Outside diameter of 0.3 inches fits compact spring pockets and bores
• 51.85 lb/in spring rate provides consistent, predictable return force
• Maximum work load rated at 10.63 pounds for light-duty mechanical use
• Wire diameter of 0.041 inches for fine-pitch coil construction
• Solid height of 0.266 inches limits compression travel in confined housings
• Packaged in quantities of 10 for efficient stocking and multi-unit service calls

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement compression spring for light-duty mechanical assemblies requiring a 0.3-inch outside diameter and 0.5-inch free length. Verify spring rate, wire diameter, solid height, and hole diameter against the original specification before installation.

Installation Notes

Compression springs of this size are typically installed during component-level disassembly of valves, actuators, or control linkages. De-energize or depressurize the assembly before removing any spring-loaded component. Use needle-nose pliers or a spring hook tool to seat the spring without distorting the coils. Always confirm the replacement spring matches the original solid height and spring rate to avoid binding or loss of return force.