SPEC Compression Spring: 302 Stainless Steel, Cylindrical Shape, Closed, Ground End
The SPEC Compression Spring (SKU 54NP11, MPN C11001351500S) is a cylindrical compression spring made from 302 Stainless Steel. It features a closed, ground end design, measures 1 1/2 in in length, and is supplied in…
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Product Description
The SPEC Compression Spring (SKU 54NP11, MPN C11001351500S) is a cylindrical compression spring made from 302 Stainless Steel. It features a closed, ground end design, measures 1 1/2 in in length, and is supplied in a 10-pack.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a SPEC compression spring used for?
A SPEC compression spring is used to store mechanical energy and resist compressive forces in industrial applications such as valves, pumps, and machinery. Its 302 stainless steel construction provides corrosion resistance for demanding environments.
What are the specifications of the SPEC compression spring 54NP11?
The SPEC compression spring (SKU 54NP11, MPN C11001351500S) is made from 302 stainless steel, has a cylindrical shape with closed, ground ends, measures 1 1/2 in in length, and is supplied in a 10-pack.
Where to buy SPEC compression springs worldwide?
3G Electric supplies SPEC compression springs worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics and customs clearance to deliver genuine parts like the 54NP11 to your facility, regardless of location.
How to select a compression spring for an industrial application?
To select a compression spring, match the spring's free length, outer diameter, and wire diameter to your load and deflection requirements. The SPEC 54NP11's closed, ground ends ensure stable seating, and its 302 stainless steel suits moderate corrosion environments.
SPEC Products
3G Electric supplies SPEC cylindrical compression springs. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
