uxcell Extended Tension Spring Wire Diameter 0.016", OD 0.16", Free Length 11.81" Stainless Steel Small Dual Hook Tension Spring for Machinery Construction Industrial
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Product Description
uxcell Extended Tension Spring Wire Diameter 0.016", OD 0.16", Free Length 11.81" Stainless Steel Small Dual Hook Tension Spring for Machinery Construction Industrial
- Wire Diameter:0.4mm/0.016"; Outer Diameter: 4mm/0.16"(OD); Free Length: 300mm/11.81"
- Made of stainless steel material not easy to rust, more durable; high hardness, long service life, good corrosion resistance
- Tension spring can be used in many occasions, such as production and assembly, experiment, research and development, maintenance, etc..
- Spring in the market occupies an important position, are widely used, marine, computer, electronics, automotive, , , chemical, aerospace, railway, wind power, thermal power, engineering machinery, mining machinery, construction machinery, elevators, and other fields
- Package Content: 1 x Tension Spring, Finished: Polished,Type：Dual hook
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
uxcell
Manufacturer
uxcell
Binding
Tools & Home Improvement
ItemPartNumber
a18122100ux0113
Model
a18122100ux0113
Color
Silver
Size
0.016"x0.16"x11.81"
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