Value Collection 32-0550-001C Music Wire Coil Ss

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 32-0550-001C is a stainless steel music wire coil used in spring fabrication, mechanical assemblies, and industrial applications requiring consistent tensile strength and corrosion resistance. Manufactured from 302/304 stainless steel to ASTM A313 standards, this is a tempered wire product with a diameter of 0.055 inches and a total coil length of 124 feet. The combination of stainless alloy and tempered condition gives it reliable elasticity and fatigue resistance. Machinists, maintenance technicians, and industrial fabricators work with this wire to produce custom springs, wire forms, and mechanical components.

This coil is suited for general industrial and mechanical applications where corrosion resistance is a requirement, such as marine environments, food-processing equipment, and chemical-adjacent assemblies. At 0.055 inches in diameter, the wire falls in a mid-light gauge range appropriate for small-to-medium spring winding and wire forming tasks. The 124-foot coil length provides adequate stock for batch fabrication runs or ongoing maintenance applications. It ships as a single coil with a package quantity of one.

Key Features

• 302/304 stainless steel construction meets ASTM A313 standards for music wire
• Tempered wire condition provides consistent spring-back and fatigue resistance
• 0.055 inch diameter suits small-to-medium spring and wire form applications
• 124-foot coil length supports batch production or extended maintenance use
• Corrosion-resistant alloy appropriate for wet, marine, or chemically exposed environments

Compatibility

Designed for use in spring winding, wire forming, and mechanical fabrication applications that specify ASTM A313 302/304 stainless steel music wire at 0.055 inch diameter.

Installation Notes

Music wire coil is typically worked by machinists or maintenance technicians using spring winding equipment or manual forming tools. Wear appropriate cut-resistant gloves when handling and unreeling wire coil to prevent laceration from spring-back. Secure the free end of the coil before cutting to avoid uncontrolled unwinding. Store coils in a dry location away from direct contact with dissimilar metals to prevent galvanic corrosion over time.