Metal Mini Spring Kraft&Dele – compact metal compression/tension spring

Compact metal mini spring from Kraft&Dele, designed for use as a small compression or tension spring in mechanical assemblies, repairs and DIY projects. This general-purpose metal spring provides reliable elastic force in a compact form factor, suitable for applications that require shock absorption, restoring components to position or maintaining tension between parts. The spring's small size and metal construction make it appropriate for repeated cycles in light-duty mechanisms.

Advantages

The metal mini spring offers consistent spring force and dimensional stability for small-scale applications. Its compact design saves space in assemblies while delivering predictable compression and extension behaviour. Made of metal, the spring resists deformation under normal loads and provides long service life in hobby, appliance and repair tasks. The neutral finish allows easy integration into visible or hidden components without affecting appearance.

Suitable for

• Small household appliances and consumer devices
• Hobby electronics and model making
• Mechanical repairs and fastening mechanisms
• Prototyping and DIY projects requiring compact springs

Key specifications

• Material: metal (steel alloy)
• Function: compression and tension spring (dual-purpose)
• Form factor: compact / mini
• Durability: suitable for repeated light-duty cycles
• Finish: untreated or neutral metallic surface

How to use

Install the spring between mating components so that it is aligned with the intended force direction: compress the spring for load-bearing or shock absorption, or fit it under tension to maintain separation and return movement. Ensure end fittings or anchors match the spring's wire diameter and coil size to avoid slippage or uneven loading. For assemblies with moving parts, check for proper alignment and clearance to prevent lateral bending or premature wear.

Usage recommendations

Verify compatibility with the intended mechanism before installation: confirm the spring's fit, free length and working range match the assembly requirements. Avoid exceeding recommended loads for light-duty springs and replace the spring if signs of permanent deformation or corrosion appear. For safety, handle metal springs with appropriate tools and eye protection during fitting or removal.