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Constant Force Springs - Data Sheets?
Here's a tough question for you all. In previous years we were supplied some constant force springs in the kit of parts. These springs are typically used in tape measures, window counter-balance devices, etc... I seem to remember a data sheet being supplied with these (back in '00 or '01), but I can't seem to find a copy of one anywhere.
Specifically, I'm looking for more info on these springs: - The Vendor - The Part Number - The Force Rating I'm presently doing some testing with constant force springs from other manufacturers, and the results I'm getting from the left-over FIRST supplied springs are much better. If anyone has a copy of the spec sheet and could scan it, post a link, anything, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Bengineer |
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