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MAINSPRINGS
Important Notice
There is a special
tool required to change a mainspring, called a mainspring let down key set.
This tool eliminates the possibility of the repairman getting injured and is
described in the
Clock Help pages. You
really do not want to get whacked by a mainspring, they can hurt. This is why
the tension of the spring is released before separating the clock plates, or
attempting to remove the spring in anyway. Without the tension of the spring
being released, the spring will unwind it self very fast in a uncontrollable
fashion that can harm the repair person and the rest of the clock movement.
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LOOP END Complete Listing  |
 Let Down Key Used to release the power
in a wound up mainspring. Fits over the key and lets you release the power
in a safe controlled manner Item #CT21-- $20 |
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 Mainspring Clamps Set of 4 mainspring clamps keep a mainspring in the wound position to keep them under control. Best to get two of these sets for paired sizes. Item #CT2-- $12 |
HOLE END Complete Listing  |
Most Popular Springs
 30 Hour SpringsThese are the two most common sizes found in 30 hour clocks.
Item #CM1--$9 |
 8 Day Springs
This fits most American 8 day clocks Item #CM2--$9 |
Lux Springs Loop end for Lux / Keebler
Item#CM3--$9 |
 400 Day SpringsHole end mainsprings for Anniversary clocks. Select size below, the first number is the width of the mainspring in MM and the second number is the inside diameter of the barrel in MM. Item#CM4--$29 |
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