Spring Free Length - 2.50"
| 46-279869P1 | |
| X-Ray | |
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Features
- Easy to assemble and disassemble
- Lightweight and easy to move
- Stain resistance
- Ability to perform in high temperatures
Product Overview
The Spring Free Length-2.50 is used in the machines like X-Ray machines, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machines, Computed Tomography (CT) machines, anesthesia units and other medical diagnostic equipment. It is mainly used in the table assembly for the extension and reverse action purpose. It will be attached to other components at both the ends and generally tries to bring them together when they move apart. It is tightly wound to no-load position and provides return force when the load is given. The material of the spring has very good and strong mechanical properties when compared to other materials. It has good elastic nature and can be used at extreme temperatures. It has a smooth and well finished surface. It also has slight magnetic property. It is used in many heavy mechanical applications because of its strength. The free length of a spring is defined as the length of a compression spring without any force or load applied to it. The free length of the compression spring is larger than its diameter, then it is going to knuckle or bend.
