Value Collection 06811780 Compression Spring 0.42in Od

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 06811780 is a small-diameter compression spring suited for light-duty mechanical assemblies where consistent return force and compact envelope size are required. Built to standard coil-spring geometry, it measures 0.42 inches outside diameter with a free length of 0.75 inches and a wire diameter of 0.054 inches. The spring delivers a rated spring rate of 50.16 lb/in and supports a maximum work load of 16.67 pounds before reaching its solid height. Maintenance technicians, machine builders, and industrial assemblers working with valves, latches, switches, or other spring-loaded mechanisms will find this a straightforward off-the-shelf replacement or prototype component.

This compression spring is intended for general industrial and mechanical applications requiring a small-format coil spring with predictable load-deflection behavior. Typical uses include instrument housings, valve assemblies, electrical switch returns, and light mechanical linkages across residential and commercial equipment. The solid height of 0.376 inches and hole diameter of 0.438 inches define the usable bore and compressed stack dimension, which are the primary fit parameters to verify before installation. Sold in packages of 10 units.

Key Features

• Outside diameter of 0.42 inches fits bores sized to 0.438 inches
• Spring rate of 50.16 lb/in provides consistent, predictable deflection under load
• Maximum work load of 16.67 pounds before reaching solid height
• Wire diameter of 0.054 inches for compact, fine-coil geometry
• Solid height of 0.376 inches defines minimum compressed length
• Packaged in quantities of 10 for bench stock or multi-unit repairs

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose compression spring for use in light-duty mechanical assemblies where a 0.42-inch OD, 0.75-inch free-length coil spring is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with the host assembly's service documentation. Verify bore diameter, free length, and spring rate against the application requirement before installation. Relieve all stored mechanical energy and depressurize any associated system before removing or replacing a compression spring. Do not compress the spring beyond its solid height during installation or testing.