W.B. Jones #178 SPRINGS WBJ 178
Jones 178 Extension Spring, 0.266 in ID x 0.312 in OD, Steel
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BrandJones
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Manufacturer Part Number178
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CountryUSA
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Capacity1.28 lb
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FinishPlain
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MaterialSteel
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Wire TypeMusic Wire
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Inside Diameter0.266 in
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Outside Diameter0.312 in
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End StyleCrossover/Loop
- Developed to absorb and hold energy, extension springs also supply resistance to a pulling force
- The required tension determines how tightly an extension spring must be coiled
- This initial tension can be adjusted to meet the load requirements of a given application
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UNSPSC31161907
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Package Description12/PK
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