Value Collection 41977525C Spring Steel Sheet 1095

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 41977525C is a Grade 1095 blue tempered spring steel sheet designed for fabrication, tooling, and industrial applications requiring high tensile strength and consistent flex characteristics. Measuring 12.375 inches wide by 24 inches long and 0.015 inches thick, this sheet stock delivers the precise gauge control and hardness typical of 1095 high-carbon steel in its blue tempered condition. The blue temper treatment stabilizes the steel for predictable spring-back behavior, making it a reliable choice for shims, saw blades, feeler gauges, and custom tooling components. Machinists, fabricators, and maintenance technicians work with this material regularly in shop and field settings.

This spring steel sheet is suited for both prototyping and production runs where thin, flat, high-carbon steel stock is required. Common applications include the fabrication of flat springs, wear strips, spacers, retaining clips, and templates. The 0.015-inch thickness makes it appropriate for precision shim stacks and light-duty spring elements. It is used across general manufacturing, maintenance facilities, and metalworking shops wherever controlled hardness and elasticity are needed in a flat sheet form.

Key Features

• Grade 1095 high-carbon spring steel with blue temper treatment for consistent hardness and spring-back
• 0.015-inch gauge provides precision thickness suitable for shimming and fine spring fabrication
• 12.375 x 24 inch sheet offers usable flat stock for cutting, forming, or direct installation
• Blue tempered finish helps resist surface oxidation during storage and handling
• Single-sheet packaging supports low-volume projects and maintenance stock replenishment

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat spring steel sheet for use in fabrication, tooling, and maintenance applications where Grade 1095 blue tempered steel in 0.015-inch thickness is specified.

Installation Notes

Use appropriate metal-cutting tools such as shears, band saws, or abrasive wheels rated for hardened high-carbon steel. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling sheet edges, as 1095 tempered steel can hold a sharp burr. When bending or forming, avoid sharp-radius bends without proper tooling, as high-carbon steel at this hardness is susceptible to cracking at tight angles. Deburr all cut edges before final assembly.