Compression Springs 304 Stainless Steel Wire Dia 0.8mm Pressure Length 5mm-305mm

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304 Stainless Steel Compression Springs — Precision-Wound, Corrosion-Resistant, Ready to Work

Finding a compression spring that holds its load rating without rusting out is a real challenge for makers, repair technicians, and mechanical engineers alike. Whether you're building a custom jig, restoring a vintage mechanism, or prototyping a new device, a corroded or undersized spring can derail the whole project. These 304 stainless steel compression springs are wound to consistent tolerances so you get reliable, repeatable performance every time.

Each spring is made from 304 stainless steel wire with a diameter of 0.8 mm (approx. 0.031 in). Spring outer diameters range from 5 mm to 14 mm (approx. 0.20–0.55 in), and free lengths span from 5 mm to 305 mm (approx. 0.20–12.0 in). The open-coil, right-hand wound design provides consistent linear compression force across the full travel range.

Typical use cases include DIY electronics enclosures requiring spring-loaded contacts, automotive and motorcycle restoration projects needing small-diameter return springs, 3D printer extruder and bed-leveling assemblies, and precision instrument or valve mechanisms where corrosion resistance is critical.

🔧 Compatibility: Suitable for spring seats, bores, or housings designed for outer diameters 5–14 mm. Verify free length and spring rate against your application before ordering. Select your exact Wire Diameter × Spring Diameter × Length combination from the variant options above.

✅ Key Features of These 304 Stainless Steel Compression Springs

🧲 304 Stainless Steel Construction

Resists oxidation, moisture, and mild chemical exposure — ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications where carbon steel would corrode.

📐 Wide Size Range

Wire dia 0.8 mm; spring OD 5–14 mm; free length 5–305 mm — over 140 size combinations available so you can match the exact spring geometry your design requires.

⚙️ Consistent Coil Pitch

Open-coil, right-hand wound with uniform pitch delivers predictable linear spring force and smooth compression without binding or buckling under load.

🔩 Flexible Quantity Options

Available in 1-piece or 10-piece packs — order a single spring for a one-off repair or a multi-pack for production runs and prototyping batches.

🛡️ Corrosion-Resistant Finish

The natural 304 SS surface provides inherent corrosion resistance without additional plating, eliminating the risk of coating flaking inside precision assemblies.

📦 Maker & Workshop Ready

Compact packaging makes these springs easy to store and organize by size — perfect for electronics labs, machine shops, and DIY workshops that need a reliable spring inventory on hand.

📐 Technical Specifications — Compression Spring

Material 304 Stainless Steel
Wire Diameter 0.8 mm (0.031 in)
Spring Outer Diameter 5 mm – 14 mm (0.20 – 0.55 in)
Free Length Range 5 mm – 305 mm (0.20 – 12.0 in)
Coil Direction Right-hand wound
End Type Open ends
Spring Rate See variant options
Surface Finish Natural (uncoated)
Quantity per Pack 1 Pcs or 10 Pcs (see variant options)
Application General mechanical, electronics, DIY, instrumentation

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right spring size for my application?

Match the spring outer diameter (OD) to your bore or housing ID, leaving a small clearance (typically 0.5–1 mm). Then select a free length that gives you the desired compressed length plus the required travel. Finally, verify the spring rate meets your load requirement. If you are unsure, start with a mid-range length and test before committing to a larger quantity.

What load can a 0.8 mm wire diameter compression spring handle?

A 0.8 mm wire diameter spring is designed for light-duty applications. Exact load capacity depends on the spring OD and free length of the specific variant. Shorter springs with smaller ODs will have higher spring rates; longer springs with larger ODs will be softer. Contact us if you need spring rate data for a specific size.

Are these springs corrosion-resistant enough for outdoor or wet environments?

Yes. 304 stainless steel offers good resistance to atmospheric corrosion, moisture, and mild chemicals. It is suitable for most outdoor DIY and light industrial environments. For highly aggressive environments (saltwater immersion, strong acids), consider 316 stainless steel instead.

Are these springs compatible with 3D printer bed-leveling or extruder assemblies?

Many makers use small-diameter compression springs in 3D printer bed-leveling mounts and extruder mechanisms. Select a spring OD that fits your existing spring seat and a free length that provides the correct preload. The 0.8 mm wire diameter variants in the 5–10 mm OD range are commonly used for these applications.

Can I use these springs in electronic or PCB assemblies?

Yes. The uncoated 304 stainless steel surface is electrically conductive and corrosion-resistant, making these springs suitable for spring-loaded contacts, battery terminals, and PCB test fixtures. Verify the contact resistance meets your circuit requirements before use in precision electronics.

What is the difference between the 1 Pcs and 10 Pcs options?

The 1 Pcs option is ideal for one-off repairs or prototyping where you only need a single spring. The 10 Pcs pack offers a lower per-unit cost and is better suited for production runs, workshop stock, or projects requiring multiple springs of the same size.

How do I measure a compression spring to find the right replacement?

Measure the wire diameter with calipers, then measure the outer diameter of the coil body. Finally, measure the free (uncompressed) length. Use these three dimensions — wire dia × spring OD × free length — to select the matching variant from the dropdown above.

🛒 Select your Wire Diameter × Spring Diameter × Length and Amount above, then add to cart.

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