Single Garage Door Torsion Spring

When the door is closed and at rest the torsion spring stores enormous amounts of energy and when you want the door to open the spring helps by uncoiling and releasing that energy.

Single garage door torsion spring.

Use this method if the door worked correctly before the spring s broke and the garage door has not been tampered with. See lower price in cart. Require only one spring. Garage door torsion springs 1 75 pair with non slip winding bars coated torsion springs with a minimum of 10 000 cycles 0 207x1 75 x24.

Torsion springs store energy by coiling tightly as the door as the door closes. Another example is the clopay ez set torsion spring system for garage doors. L torsion springs in orange right wound single for sectional garage door. Wire x 2 in.

It is not uncommon to have two different size springs. Wire x 1 75 in. One spring systems utilize a larger spring that puts added stress on the other garage door system components. Many garage door installers avoid using two torsion springs when they install a new door in order to save money at the time.

This method of measuring your torsion spring requires you to measure the existing springs. Typically using a single spring instead of two will save just two or three dollars. D x 31 in. The bottom of the cable is attached to a bracket that wraps around the front of and outside the vertical track.

Garage door in many cases will dictate how many springs are needed for your garage door if the garage door is a single car door either 8 7 or 8 8 made of aluminum or other lightweight material then it will. If the garage door has two springs measure each spring individually. Torsion springs sit against the wall over the garage door. On these the cable often runs on the front of the cable drum.

D x 22 in. In most cases on double door 16 feet wide and larger we recommend replacing with a two spring system. L torsion springs in brown left and right wound pair for sectional garage doors. Just beyond the end bearing plate is the cable drum.

Counter balance the weight of the garage door.