Carbon Steel:  EN10270-2(C)  BS 2803 093A65  DIN 17223 (pt2) VD  A230

Carbon Steel:  EN10270-2(C)  BS 2803 094A65

Carbon Steel:  EN10270-2(C)  BS 2803 095A65  DIN 17223 (pt2) FD  A229

Low Alloy Steel:  EN10270-2(CrV)  BS 2803 735A50  DIN 17225 50Cr. V4  A231, A232

Chrome Vanadium:  EN10270-2SiCr)  BS 2803 685A55  DIN 17225 67SiCr5  A401

Silicon Chrome

Diameter range:  Carbon  .45mm – 9.5mm

Diameter range:  Chrome Vanadium  3mm – 10mm

Diameter range:  Silicon Chrome  .76mm – 10mm

Tensile range: 1290 N/mm2 – 1690 N/mm2

Tensile range: 1370 N/mm2 – 1820 N/mm2

Tensile range: 1500 N/mm2 – 2250 N/mm2

Finish: Black Oxide  (controlled scale) with protective oil

Annealed: All the above wires are available in the annealed, or annealed and lightly drawn condition. For hardening and tempering after spring formation.

Shaped:  The above can also be supplied in shaped wire. (Please see separate sheet)

Packaging: Catchweight coils up to 500 kgs, Formers, Cut lengths, Specific coil weights/sizes (See Packaging separate sheet)

Normal condition of supply is cast to fly straight, but all sizes can be cast to block if required.

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Standard: EN 10270-1 European

Standard: BS 5216 Great Britain

Standard: NF A47-301 France

Standard: DIN 172231 Germany

Standard: (Pt1) USA

Standard: ASTM A227+A228 European

0,1mm – 9,5mm

930-3780 N/mm2

Example:

0,1mm  2160 MPa  3780 N/mm²

3,0mm  1250 MPav  2150 N/mm²

4,0mm  1170 MPa  1920 N/mm²

9,0mm  940 MPa  1540 N/mm²

9,5mm  930 MPa  1390 N/mm²

Phosphate coated (plain)  – Dry drawn wire with soapmlubricants (grey in colour)

Wet drawn  – Oil drawn polished finished

Galvanised  – Drawn after galvanizing (wet or dry drawn)

Tinned  – Final hot dip tin coat

Lished  – Mechanically ground polish finish (finally oiled)

Other finishes on request.

The above can also be supplied in shaped wire. (Please see separate sheet)

Catchweight coils

Reels/ spools (plastic)

Metal reels (up to 300 kg)

Formers

Cut lenghts

Specific coil weights/ sizes

(see Packaging separate sheet)

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Stainless Spring Steel Wire Supplier

Webster & Horsfall have been manufacturing and sourcing the best spring wires for over 300 years. We are able to manufacture, on-site, small quantities of stainless steel spring wire for gap fill and emergency supply. We can then source high quality, certified large quantities globally, to keep your production moving. Certified by major manufacturers across the world, we know we are the right choice for stainless steel spring wire supply. Contact us for more information.

To see our full range please see our Spring Wire Supplier page.

The following information is available as a download and direct from us. We always suggest you get the most up-to-date information and that usually means discussing your needs directly. We are happy to discuss the details to make sure you get the correct stainless steel spring wire specification.

STAINLESS STEEL SPRING WIRES (AUSTENITIC)

Applications:  Corrosion resistant stainless steel spring wire

Standards: EN 10270-3  European

Standards: BS 2056  Great Britain

Standards: NF A35-587  France  Type 302, 316 or 321.

Standards: DIN 17224 German

Standards: ASTM A313+A580   USA

Diameter range: 0.1mm – 9.5mm (Type 302)

Diameter range: 0.1mm – 4.0mm (Type 316 + 321)

Tensile range: 695 N/mm2 – 2600 N/mm2

Finish: Phosphate coated (plain)  – Dry drawn wire with soap lubricants

Finish: Wet drawn  – Oil drawn polished finish

Finish: Linished   – Mechanically ground polish finish

Finish: Degreased – Chemically degreased/desoaped (in coil only)

Shaped: The above can also be supplied in shaped wire. (Please see separate sheet)

Packaging: Catchweight coils, Reels/spools (plastic), Metal reels (up to 300 kgs), Formers, Cut lengths, Specific coil, weights/sizes (see Packaging separate sheet)

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