Value Collection 41975832C Steel Coil 1095 Blue Tempered

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 41975832C is a blue tempered 1095 spring steel coil used in applications requiring consistent tension, flexibility, and fatigue resistance. The coil measures 0.012 inches thick and 0.25 inches wide across a 67-foot length, making it well suited for fabricating springs, clips, retaining bands, and similar precision-formed metal components. Grade 1095 blue tempered steel delivers a hard, springy temper that holds shape under repeated stress. Machinists, tool-and-die workers, and maintenance technicians working in industrial, HVAC, or mechanical service settings will recognize this material for forming or replacing small spring elements in assemblies.

This coil is appropriate for light-gauge spring fabrication and repair tasks across industrial and trade environments. The narrow 0.25-inch width and 0.012-inch gauge make it well matched to applications such as clock springs, motor brushes, constant-force spring mechanisms, retaining clips, and similar formed-metal parts where a consistent, repeatable spring temper is required. The full 67-foot coil length provides enough material to produce multiple parts per coil without splicing.

Key Features

• Grade 1095 blue tempered spring steel provides reliable hardness and elasticity for spring-form applications
• 0.012-inch thickness and 0.25-inch width suitable for light-gauge, narrow spring components
• 67-foot coil length yields multiple parts without mid-run material joins
• Blue temper finish indicates controlled heat treatment for consistent hardness across the coil
• Compact coil form stores and dispenses cleanly on a workbench or in a parts cabinet

Compatibility

Designed as a raw material stock for fabricating or replacing light-gauge spring components in mechanical, industrial, and trade-service assemblies where 1095 blue tempered spring steel at 0.012-inch by 0.25-inch cross section is specified.

Installation Notes

Cutting and forming spring steel requires appropriate metal-working tools including shears, bending fixtures, and eye protection rated for metal fabrication work. Edges will be sharp after cutting — deburr as required by the application. Handle the coil with gloves to avoid lacerations and to prevent surface contamination that could affect corrosion resistance. If the formed part will be welded or heat-treated further, consult material data for 1095 steel to avoid unintended changes to temper hardness.