Value Collection 06812846 Compression Spring 0.72 in Od 5 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 06812846 is a helical compression spring designed for general industrial and mechanical applications. With an outside diameter of 0.72 inches and a free length of 3 inches, this spring delivers a spring rate of 12.33 pounds per inch and a maximum work load of 22.32 pounds. The wire diameter measures 0.072 inches, and the solid height is 0.972 inches. This spring is suited for use in assemblies where controlled resistance and return force are required. Installation is typically performed by maintenance technicians, mechanical assemblers, or trade professionals working with spring-loaded components, fixtures, or equipment enclosures.

This compression spring fits applications requiring a 0.75-inch hole diameter for proper seating. Its proportions make it appropriate for light to medium-duty use in mechanical assemblies, HVAC equipment components, plumbing fixtures, or general industrial machinery. Each package contains 5 springs, making it practical for service shops and assembly operations that need on-hand stock for repairs or builds. No specialized tooling is required for installation in most standard spring-seat configurations.

Key Features

• Outside diameter of 0.72 inches fits a 0.75-inch hole diameter
• Free length of 3 inches with a solid height of 0.972 inches
• Spring rate of 12.33 pounds per inch for predictable deflection behavior
• Maximum work load rated at 22.32 pounds
• Wire diameter of 0.072 inches for consistent coil geometry
• Sold in a package of 5 springs per order

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement or service compression spring for mechanical assemblies requiring a 0.72-inch outside diameter and 3-inch free length with a 12.33 pounds-per-inch spring rate.

Installation Notes

Compression springs should be seated fully and squarely within their bore or on their post before the assembly is loaded. Ensure the mating hole diameter accommodates the 0.75-inch recommended hole size to prevent binding or lateral deflection. Inspect the spring seat surfaces for burrs or damage that could cause uneven loading. Always relieve system pressure or tension before removing or installing compression springs in loaded assemblies.