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Handyman Springs SP 9637 Extension Spring, Spring Steel Construction, Nickel-Plated Finish, 0.105 GA x 1 In. x 12 In., Single Loop Open (Single Pack)
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Handyman Springs SP 9637 Extension Spring, Spring Features
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For use in a variety of applications; appliances, automotive, marine, toys, tools, mechanical devices, contraptions and more
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These extension springs are designed with open ends for easy and reliable fastening to fixed and moving parts
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Spring dimensions: 1 inch outside diameter, 12 inch length, 0.105 inch wire diameter, 35.4 lbs. maximum safe load, 11.7 inch maximum deflection
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All springs come in a beautiful, corrosion resistant, nickel plated finish allowing them to be used both indoors and out
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Constructed of durable spring steel (tempered steel wire) to provide optimum retraction when stretched
About Handyman Springs SP 9637 Extension Spring, Spring
Product Description These Handyman Single Loop Extension Springs by Prime-Line Products are constructed of durable spring steel, and they come finished in a beautiful, corrosive-resistant, nickel-plated finish. Springs like these are used for a variety of household and professional applications, and they feature a generous deflection length of 11.70 inch. These springs are easy to install and are used by many. The outside diameters, lengths and gauge thicknesses vary between each of these springs, while their dependability does not. Use these springs for repairs around the house, in the office, vehicle, garage and in many other applications. From the Manufacturer This extension spring is made from .105 gauge spring steel wire. It features a nickel plating with a length of 12 in. and a diameter of 1 in. Used for a variety of household applications.
