Value Collection 06811277 Compression Spring 0.36in Od 2in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 06811277 is a compression spring designed for general mechanical and industrial applications. It features a 0.36 inch outside diameter and a 2 inch free length, with a wire diameter of 0.032 inches. The spring delivers a rated spring rate of 3.43 pounds per inch and supports a maximum working load of 4.5 pounds. This part suits a wide range of light-duty spring applications and is typically installed by maintenance technicians, assembly workers, or mechanical contractors who require a reliable, consistently dimensioned compression spring in small to moderate quantities.

This compression spring fits applications where a 0.36 inch OD and 2 inch free length are specified. It is suitable for use in light mechanical assemblies, jigs, fixtures, valves, and similar equipment requiring consistent return force. The spring is sold in packages of 10, making it practical for service shops and assembly operations that need multiple units on hand. Typical installations include general industrial machinery, tooling setups, and small mechanical components requiring controlled compression force.

Key Features

• 0.36 inch outside diameter for precise fitment in matching bores and housings
• 2 inch free length provides defined compression travel range
• 0.032 inch wire diameter for light-duty load handling
• 3.43 pounds per inch spring rate for predictable, linear compression force
• 4.5 pound maximum working load rating
• Packaged in quantities of 10, suitable for service stock and small-batch assembly

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose compression spring for light mechanical assemblies where a 0.36 inch outside diameter, 2 inch free length, and 0.032 inch wire diameter are required.

Installation Notes

Compression springs should be installed by qualified technicians or assemblers familiar with spring-loaded mechanical systems. Ensure the mating bore or housing inner diameter is compatible with the 0.36 inch OD and that the rod or guide, if used, does not exceed the spring inner diameter. De-energize or depressurize any associated mechanical system before replacing a spring. Inspect the mating surfaces for wear or corrosion that could affect spring seating and performance.