Value Collection 41975873C Steel Coil 1095 Blue Tempered

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 41975873C is a blue tempered 1095 spring steel coil used in fabrication, tooling, and maintenance applications requiring consistent tension, flexibility, and wear resistance. Measuring 0.012 inches thick and 1 inch wide with a 19-foot length, this coil provides a ready-to-cut stock for springs, shims, strapping, and flat stock components. Grade 1095 blue tempered spring steel offers high carbon content for excellent hardness and elasticity after forming. Machinists, toolmakers, maintenance mechanics, and fabricators typically work with this material in shop and light industrial settings.

This coil is suited for applications where a consistent, narrow-width flat spring steel stock is needed. Common uses include replacement springs, clock springs, power springs, retaining straps, and precision shim stock. The blue tempered finish indicates the steel has been heat treated and oxidized for a controlled hardness profile, making it ready for forming without additional tempering in most standard shop applications. Each package contains one coil.

Key Features

• Grade 1095 high-carbon spring steel for strong elasticity and fatigue resistance
• Blue tempered finish provides consistent hardness and corrosion resistance over bare steel
• 0.012 inch thickness suitable for light-duty springs and precision shim applications
• 1 inch width and 19-foot length offer generous stock for multiple cut parts per coil
• Ready-to-use coil format minimizes prep time in fabrication and repair work

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat spring steel coil stock for fabrication, tooling, and mechanical maintenance applications requiring Grade 1095 blue tempered material in a narrow-width format.

Installation Notes

Cutting and forming spring steel coil stock should be performed by machinists or skilled tradespeople using appropriate metal-cutting tools rated for hardened high-carbon steel. Wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection when uncoiling or shearing. Edges will be sharp after cutting and should be deburred before handling or installation in assemblies. Avoid bending at sharp angles beyond the material's elastic limit, as 1095 spring steel may crack rather than deform plastically at high hardness levels.