SSC Left Wind (LW) .2625 x 2.00 x 46.00 Torsion Spring with Cones – Blue

🇺🇸 Made in USA

Professional-grade Left Wind (LW) torsion spring manufactured by Service Spring Corporation (SSC) for dependable residential, commercial, and specialty overhead door counterbalance systems requiring a .2625 wire size, 2.00" inside diameter, and 46.00" spring length.

Manufactured from coated, oil-tempered spring wire for consistent torque, durability, and dependable service life. The spring comes with both the winding cone and stationary cone installed and is stenciled and color coded for easier identification.

Spring Specifications

• Wind: Left Wind (LW)

• Wire Size: .2625"

• Wire Color Code: Blue

• Inside Diameter (ID): 2.00"

• Spring Length: 46.00"

• Minimum Cycle Rating: 10,000 cycles

• Wire Type: Coated, oil-tempered spring wire

• Manufacturer: Service Spring Corporation (SSC)

• Cones: Winding and stationary cones installed

• Identification: Stenciled and color coded for easier identification

Compatibility & Matching

Torsion springs must be selected according to wire size, inside diameter, spring length, wind direction, door weight, cable drum, track configuration, and lift type.

This spring is Left Wind (LW). A Right Wind spring with otherwise identical dimensions should not be substituted unless the torsion system has been properly calculated for that configuration.

For replacement applications, carefully verify the existing spring specifications before ordering. Spring length should be measured along the spring body only and does not include the winding or stationary cones.

How to Verify Your Spring Size

Before ordering, confirm these four primary specifications:

• Wire size: .2625"

• Inside diameter: 2.00"

• Spring length: 46.00"

• Wind direction: Left Wind (LW)

The Blue color code identifies the .2625 wire size, but the actual wire diameter should always be measured and verified before ordering.

Important Safety Information

Torsion springs operate under extreme tension and can cause serious injury or property damage if improperly installed, adjusted, or removed. Installation and replacement should be performed by a qualified technician using proper winding bars and established safety procedures.