Value Collection 41977529C Spring Steel Sheet 1095

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 41977529C is a Grade 1095 blue tempered spring steel sheet designed for applications that require high tensile strength, flexibility, and consistent material performance. Measuring 12.375 inches wide by 24 inches long and 0.035 inches thick, this sheet is ready for cutting, forming, or use as-is. Grade 1095 is a high-carbon steel alloy widely used in industrial, tooling, and mechanical fabrication work. The blue temper finish indicates the steel has been heat-treated and drawn back to a controlled hardness level, delivering the spring-back characteristics trades and fabricators depend on.

This spring steel sheet is suited for fabrication shops, maintenance facilities, industrial plants, and field service environments where flat spring stock, shim material, or blanking feedstock is needed. Common applications include custom spring fabrication, wear strips, scrapers, spacers, and tooling fixtures. The 0.035-inch thickness falls in the light-gauge range, making it workable with standard metal-cutting tools while still offering the stiffness and resilience expected from 1095 high-carbon steel.

Key Features

• Grade 1095 high-carbon steel for reliable spring-back and tensile strength
• Blue tempered finish indicates controlled heat treatment and consistent hardness
• Light-gauge 0.035-inch thickness suitable for forming, cutting, and blanking
• Flat sheet format ready for custom fabrication or direct use as shim or wear stock
• Single-piece quantity for low-volume or one-off fabrication needs

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose spring steel flat stock suitable for fabrication, tooling, and maintenance applications requiring Grade 1095 blue tempered high-carbon steel in light-gauge sheet form.

Installation Notes

This material is typically cut and formed by machinists, maintenance technicians, or fabricators using metal snips, shears, or abrasive cutting tools rated for high-carbon steel. Wear appropriate PPE including cut-resistant gloves and eye protection when cutting or forming. High-carbon steel edges can be sharp after cutting and may require deburring before installation in any assembly. Avoid bending beyond the material yield point to preserve spring properties.