ASSOCIATED SPRING RAYMOND 303912D Compression Spring, 1092 lbs/In Stiffness Rate, 1307.1 lbf Load Capacity, Chrome Silicone

Associated Spring Raymond 303912D die spring is used mainly in die machinery. It is also suitable for applications where high-static or shock-load stress is needed or when maximum cycle life is critical.

Features:

• This 303912D ISO D Die spring is colour-coded by duty performance for comfortable sorting with other springs when a replacement is required.
• It is made to be interchangeable with springs from other manufacturers that are the same size, style and colour.
• This high-strength chromium alloy steel spring features ground square ends.

Standards and Approvals:

• ISO10243

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What is the most common type of spring?

A. The most common type of spring is the torsion spring. They have two ends connected to two different components to keep them apart at a certain angle.

Q. How durable are die springs?

A. They typically break within six months of one another, if placed at the same time, because they wear out at the same rate. These springs typically last between 10,000 and 15,000 uses, or 5 years on average according to the industry standards.

Q. What are small springs known as?

A. Tiny springs are often called small compression springs, small torsion springs, small coil springs and small extension springs.