1x 5 Leaf Dacromet/Galvanised 60mm x 6mm Eye to Eye Trailer Caravan Spring 690Kg Ea

1x DACROMET FINISH 5 LEAF EYE TO EYE SPRING

RATED 690Kg ea, 1380Kg PER PAIR

SHOT PEENED SPRINGS

Upgrade your trailer or Caravan with the robust Coffs Metal Works 5 leaf eye to eye shackle spring, designed to provide exceptional strength and durability. The spring is engineered with a galvanised Dacromet finish, offering corrosion resistance for harsh marine environments. With a load rating of 690Kg per eye and 1380Kg when paired, it ensures a reliable and secure trailer setup. Precision manufacturing boasts a shot peened hardened spring process, enhancing the spring's toughness and resilience. The included nylon bush insert suits a 5/8" or 19mm bolt size, and the 60mm spring width with a 6mm thickness provides a solid foundation for your trailer's rigidity.

1X 60MM X 6MM 5 LEAF GALVANISED / DACROMET FINISH EYE TO EYE SPRINGS
RATED TO 1380KG PER PAIR (SPRINGS ARE SHOT PEENED FOR EXTRA STRENGTH)
SPRING LENGTH 715MM OVERALL
CENTER OF EYE TO EYE OF SPRING LENGTH 680MM
CAMBER ARC HEIGHT 135MM. (SPRING ONLY. NOT ASSEMBLED ON HANGERS)
NYLON BUSH INSERTED
NYLON BUSH SUITS 5/8" OR 16MM BOLTS

Long Part of spring to the front, move rear hanger 25mm towards the rear,
Centre to centre of the hangers needs to be 25mm greater than centre to centre of the springs


SHOT PEENING
Shot peening is a cold working process used to produce a compressive residual stress layer and modify mechanical properties of metals and composites. It entails impacting a surface with shot with force sufficient to create plastic deformation. Shot peening is often called for in aircraft repairs to relieve tensile stresses built up in the grinding process and replace them with beneficial compressive stresses.


DACROMET®
DACROMET®, is the leading inorganic coating commonly specified in the wind turbine, heavy truck, marine, agricultural, construction equipment and aerospace industries. A water-based, VOC-compliant coating, DACROMET® is comprised mainly of overlapping zinc and aluminum flake in an inorganic binder.