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Sykes Pickavant 18797300 SHELL 3 (68mm) - MAN Front Spring

Sykes Pickavant 18797300 SHELL 3 (68mm) - MAN Front Spring

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PRODUCT NUMBER 1879730056380AB058SWSWM8SWM10SWM12SWM14SWM16SWM5SWM6AB006RPAB007RP80968155S8096
Type Compression SpringCompression SpringCompression SpringCompression SpringCompression SpringCompression SpringCompression SpringCompression SpringCompression SpringCompression SpringCompression SpringCompression SpringWave SpringWave SpringWave Spring
Length 26mm26mm26mm
Size 68mm50-100mmUp to 3mmUp to 3mmUp to 3mm
Material Zinc plated steelZinc plated steelZinc plated steelZinc plated steelZinc plated steelZinc plated steelZinc plated steelZinc plated steel
Length Range 26-50mm26-50mm26-50mm
Pack Qty 200101010050505050100100300300
Size Range 51-100mm
Thread M6M8M10M12M14M16M5M6
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Q 1. What is a Compression Spring?

A. Compression springs are helical coils that compress under force to provide a push motion, ideal for shock absorption and high-stress applications.

Q 2. Does Metrol Offer a Wide Range of Springs?

A. Yes, Metrol offers five types of compression springs—standard, conical, custom coil, and stainless steel—with filters for length, pitch, diameter, and material.

Q 3. How Do I Select the Best Material for My Compression Spring?

A. Choose based on temperature tolerance and application—Metrol offers unalloyed and stainless spring steel, with shot-peening on 2mm wire for added fatigue resistance.

Q 4. Where Are Compression Springs Commonly Used?

A. Compression springs are widely used across industries like automotive, rail, robotics, and electronics, as well as in everyday items like pens, locks, and battery holders.

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