Value Collection 31976988 Steel Coil 1095 Blue Tempered

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 31976988 is a Grade 1095 blue tempered spring steel coil used in fabrication, maintenance, and tooling applications. The coil is 0.042 inches thick, 5/8 inches wide, and 80 feet long, providing a substantial working length from a single spool. Grade 1095 is a high-carbon spring steel known for its hardness, resilience, and ability to hold a set — making it a standard material choice for flat springs, saw blades, scrapers, band stock, and similar components. The blue tempered finish indicates the steel has been heat-treated and drawn to a specific hardness range suitable for spring and tooling use. The coil weighs 7.1 pounds.

This coil is suited for machine shops, fabrication facilities, and maintenance operations that require cut-to-length spring steel stock. Typical uses include forming flat springs, retaining clips, scraper blades, and band-type tooling components. The 80-foot length supports both low-volume prototyping and short-run production work from a single coil. Trade professionals in industrial maintenance, metalworking, and precision fabrication regularly work with this grade of spring steel for replacement and custom parts.

Key Features

• Grade 1095 high-carbon spring steel with blue tempered finish for consistent hardness and springback
• 0.042 inch thickness suitable for light-duty flat spring and scraper applications
• 5/8 inch width provides a standard band profile for a wide range of fabricated components
• 80-foot coil length allows cut-to-length flexibility for custom part production
• 7.1 pounds total coil weight — compact and manageable for bench or shop use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose spring steel coil suitable for fabrication, tooling, and replacement part applications requiring Grade 1095 blue tempered material in 0.042 inch by 5/8 inch stock.

Installation Notes

Cutting and forming of high-carbon spring steel should be performed by qualified machinists or fabricators using appropriate tooling rated for hardened steel. Wear eye and hand protection when uncoiling or cutting — spring steel under tension can snap back sharply. Cut edges should be deburred before use in assemblies. Do not attempt to anneal or re-temper in the field without proper heat-treatment equipment and metallurgical guidance.