6N-0968: 1.28" Outer Diameter Compression Spring

A Compression Spring is a type of mechanical Spring engineered and constructed to resist the compressive load applied to it. When a compressive force is applied, the coils are compressed, and the Spring stores the energy. The shape of the Compression Spring is cylindrical, with a helical coil that is tightly wound to resist Compression. Attributes: • Provided with total coils of 5.2 and active coils of 3.2 that help to maintain their shape and stability • Provides a constant force over a wide range of deflections Applications: A Compression Spring is used to absorb shock by compressing when a sudden force is applied, When the load is removed, the spring returns to its original position, releasing the stored energy.