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Century Spring

WW-41CS - 1.13" 302/304 Stainless Steel Compression Spring

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Compression spring manufactured from 302/304 stainless steel with 10 coils and closed ends. This spring features an O.D. of 0.36", and an I.D. of 0.27".

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Specs (in standard)
Label Value
Brand Century Spring
Display Name WW-41
Ends Closed
Finish None
Free Length 1.13 in
Inside Diameter 0.27 in
Material 302/304 Stainless Steel
Outside Diameter 0.36 in
Part Type Standard
Rate 21 lbs/in
SKU WW-41CS
Solid Length 0.5 in
Suggested Max Deflection 0.43 in
Suggested Max Load 9 lbf
Total Coils 10
Wire Diameter 0.045 in
Specs (in metric)
Label Value
Brand Century Spring
Display Name WW-41
Ends Closed
Finish None
Free Length 28.7 mm
Inside Diameter 6.86 mm
Material 302/304 Stainless Steel
Outside Diameter 9.14 mm
Part Type Standard
Rate 3.68 N/mm
SKU WW-41CS
Solid Length 12.7 mm
Suggested Max Deflection 10.92 mm
Suggested Max Load 40.03 N
Total Coils 10
Wire Diameter 1.14 mm
The WW-41CS compression spring is a meticulously engineered component designed for a wide range of industrial applications requiring reliable performance and durability. Crafted from premium 0.045" diameter 302/304 stainless steel, the WW-41 spring design exhibits reliable strength across its 10 active coils, withstanding repeated compression cycles with a maximum load of 9 lbf without succumbing to fatigue.

We manufacture the WW-41 design to provide a compression spring that is 1.13" long at rest and provides a consistent rate of 21 lbs/in along its recommended maximum of 0.43" deflection. For best results, your application should fully accommodate the inner (0.27") and outer (0.36") diameters of this spring and be designed for its closed end configuration.

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