- Commercial or residential grade ultra-tensile-steel entryway springs---cut and packed to order
- Usually Ships 4 to 7 Business Days
MSRP:
$65.26
$59.33
(You save
$5.93
)
Action Hardware
1-3/4" and 2" Garage Door Torsion Spring
MSRP:
$65.26
$59.33
(You save
$5.93
)
- Commercial or residential grade ultra-tensile-steel entryway springs---cut and packed to order
- Usually Ships 4 to 7 Business Days
- atc-product:
- CUT-AND-CONED-SPRINGS
- atc-product:
- TORSION-SPRING-COMM
- atc-product:
- MWRDSP
- atc-product:
- T-RESWINDBAR18
- availability:
- available
Replace your broken torsion springs at North Shore Commercial Door. Our selection of American-made garage door springs will help you get your garage back up and running in no time! Each spring is set to an inside diameter of 2 inches (2”), and come in various lengths, and wire sizes. The information below will help you identify what wire size, length, and wind you need to get the right fit for your door.
When ordering your garage door torsion spring replacements, keep in mind that it’s best to replace both springs even if only one is broken. Since the springs are designed to work for a predetermined number of cycles, you’ll save time and money by replacing both whenever a spring breaks. See our “Questions” app below to get staff-and user-generated answers to questions about this product.
#2 Inside Diameter
#3 Length of spring
#4 Wind of spring (Right or left wound)
WIRE SIZE: A spring’s wire size can be determined by several different tools or techniques. Use of a caliper, micrometer, or wire gauge are common ways to determine a spring’s wire size. If none of these tools are available, simply measure ten coils of wire to the nearest 1/16th of an inch, and refer to the Spring Wire Chart. The spring must be tightly compressed, with no gaps. It’s also a good idea to measure twenty coils as a double check.
INSIDE DIAMETER:
Measure the inside diameter to the nearest 1/16th of an inch. In most cases, the cones inserted in each end of the spring will have a manufacturers name (OHD or Raynor, etc.) which will give a clue toward the proper identity. The chart on the right shows common ID’s used by various manufacturers. If no manufacturers name is evident, usually a part number on the cone will indicate the inside diameter: 134 or 175 = 1 3/4" ID 258 or 263 = 2 5/8" ID 375 or 334 = 3 3/4" ID
If you order 1-19/32" id the spring. they do not come with the cones. you have to reuse your old cones and this means that you have a crawford door spring. these are very uncommon so be sure to double check your measurements
LENGTH OF SPRING:
Measure spring length with the spring in its unwound state. In the case of a distorted or broken spring, simply count the total number of coils and multiply by the wire size. 120 coils x .250 wire = 30" 120 coils x .375 wire = 45"
RIGHT OR LEFT HAND WOUND:
To ensure the correct wind, please refer to the Winding Chart below. Please remember the side of the door a spring is located on does not indicate the wind of the spring. Most winding cones are color coded for hand identification. Right hand wound springs should have red winding cones. Left hand wound springs should have black winding cones.
LEFT WOUND SPRING AND RIGHT WOUND SPRING RESPECTIVELY
For a complete list of our Garage Door Springs Click Here
- Sturdy springs made to last for years of regular use
- Comes with end cones attached as shown
- Available in wire sizes to the nearest 1/16th inch
- Available in inside diameter to the nearest 1/16th inch
- Choose from left- or right-wound springs
#2 Inside Diameter
#3 Length of spring
#4 Wind of spring (Right or left wound)
WIRE SIZE: A spring’s wire size can be determined by several different tools or techniques. Use of a caliper, micrometer, or wire gauge are common ways to determine a spring’s wire size. If none of these tools are available, simply measure ten coils of wire to the nearest 1/16th of an inch, and refer to the Spring Wire Chart. The spring must be tightly compressed, with no gaps. It’s also a good idea to measure twenty coils as a double check.
INSIDE DIAMETER:
Measure the inside diameter to the nearest 1/16th of an inch. In most cases, the cones inserted in each end of the spring will have a manufacturers name (OHD or Raynor, etc.) which will give a clue toward the proper identity. The chart on the right shows common ID’s used by various manufacturers. If no manufacturers name is evident, usually a part number on the cone will indicate the inside diameter: 134 or 175 = 1 3/4" ID 258 or 263 = 2 5/8" ID 375 or 334 = 3 3/4" ID
If you order 1-19/32" id the spring. they do not come with the cones. you have to reuse your old cones and this means that you have a crawford door spring. these are very uncommon so be sure to double check your measurements
LENGTH OF SPRING:
Measure spring length with the spring in its unwound state. In the case of a distorted or broken spring, simply count the total number of coils and multiply by the wire size. 120 coils x .250 wire = 30" 120 coils x .375 wire = 45"
RIGHT OR LEFT HAND WOUND:
To ensure the correct wind, please refer to the Winding Chart below. Please remember the side of the door a spring is located on does not indicate the wind of the spring. Most winding cones are color coded for hand identification. Right hand wound springs should have red winding cones. Left hand wound springs should have black winding cones.
LEFT WOUND SPRING AND RIGHT WOUND SPRING RESPECTIVELY
For a complete list of our Garage Door Springs Click Here
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