$13.35
Returning to its free length after every compression, this Raymond spring delivers a consistent return or holding force in the mechanism it serves. Springs lose their rate as they fatigue, sagging or breaking after enough cycles, at which point the mechanism they load no longer seats or returns properly.
Compressed and released through its working cycle, this Raymond spring recovers to its free length to deliver a consistent return or holding force in the mechanism it serves. That mechanism depends on the spring holding a known rate, since the force is what returns a part to position or holds it under preload every cycle.
A spring loses its rate as it fatigues, gradually sagging or eventually breaking after enough cycles under load. Once it has, the mechanism it loads no longer seats or returns properly, which is the point at which the spring has reached the end of its service life and the reason for the swap. The failure is in the force the spring carries, not always visible until the mechanism starts to misbehave.
Match the free length, wire diameter, and rate to the original spring, since a spring of the wrong rate will change how the mechanism behaves even when it fits the same pocket.
| Type | Spring |
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These are the identifiers for this product. The SKU is the part number we use at Forklifts Etc. when you order. Below that you’ll also see the product ID, the OEM number when we have it, and cross-reference part numbers other manufacturers use for the same item.
| SKU Number | RA1030873-001 |
|---|---|
| Product ID | 14325 |
| Short Link | https://forkliftsetc.net/?p=14325 |
| Part Number |
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| BT1030873/001 |
| BT314295-000 |
| PM1030873/001 |
| PM314295-000 |
| RA1030873-001 |
| RA1030873/001 |
| RA314295-000 |
| TY00590-46342-71 |
