Value Collection 41975774C Steel Coil 1095 Blue Tempered

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 41975774C is a blue tempered 1095 spring steel coil used in fabrication, maintenance, and repair applications requiring a resilient, high-carbon steel strip. The coil measures 0.01 inches thick and 2 inches wide with a 10-foot length, providing a consistent supply of flat stock for bending, forming, and cutting operations. Grade 1095 spring steel is a high-carbon alloy known for its hardness, spring-back characteristics, and resistance to deformation under load. Blue tempering is a heat treatment process that improves toughness and reduces brittleness while leaving a distinctive oxide finish. Machinists, fabricators, maintenance technicians, and toolmakers commonly work with this material.

This coil is suited for applications where a flat, narrow spring steel strip is needed in controlled lengths. Typical uses include fabricating flat springs, shims, retaining straps, tensioning devices, and repair blades. The 10-foot coil format allows the installer or fabricator to cut custom lengths on site. The 0.01-inch thickness makes this stock appropriate for light-duty spring and flexure applications rather than heavy structural use.

Key Features

• Grade 1095 high-carbon spring steel for reliable spring-back and hardness
• Blue tempered finish improves toughness and reduces brittleness
• 0.01-inch thickness suitable for light-duty flexure and flat spring fabrication
• 2-inch width provides usable flat stock for straps, retainers, and custom-cut components
• 10-foot coil length allows on-site cutting to required dimensions

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat spring steel coil suitable for fabrication and replacement applications requiring Grade 1095 blue tempered material in a narrow strip format.

Installation Notes

Use appropriate metal-cutting shears, a band saw, or an abrasive cutoff tool rated for hardened high-carbon steel when cutting to length. Wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection when handling and cutting spring steel coil, as edges and cut ends are sharp. Avoid bending beyond the material yield radius to prevent cracking. If welding or heat-forming is required, consult material specifications for appropriate preheat procedures applicable to high-carbon steels.