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Blue Hawk 90-lb 2-Pack Black Steel Garage Door Extension Spring and Safety Cable

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Blue Hawk 90-lb 2-Pack Black Steel Garage Door Extension Spring and Safety Cable90 lb Garage Door Extension Springs with Safety Cables, 2 Pack Heavy duty steel extension springs engineered for single car garage doors up to 90 lb. Each spring includes an internal 122 in safety cable and light blue weight code for correct matching and safer operation. Key Features: Built for 90 lb doors: Light blue color code ensures correct lift rating for single car doors Durable Black Steel: Resists wear for reliable opening and closing cycles

90-lb Garage Door Extension Springs with Safety Cables, 2-Pack

Heavy-duty steel extension springs engineered for single-car garage doors up to 90 lb. Each spring includes an internal 122-in safety cable and light-blue weight code for correct matching and safer operation.


Key Features:

  • Built for 90-lb doors: Light-blue color code ensures correct lift rating for single-car doors
  • Durable Black Steel: Resists wear for reliable opening and closing cycles
  • Included Safety Cable: 122-in internal cable helps contain spring if breakage occurs
  • Complete Set: 2 springs with hardware and installation guidelines for straightforward replacement
  • Easy Identification & Fit: Standard extension-spring design for compatible residential tracks

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Type Extension spring and safety cable
Material Steel
Color/Finish Family Black
Manufacturer Color/Finish Black
Spring Capacity (lbs.) 90
Package Quantity 2
Package Contents Two springs with safety cables and hardware; installation guidelines included
Safety Cable Length 122 in
Recommended Door Type Single-car residential garage door up to 90 lb
Nominal Spring Length Approximately 25–27.5 in (verify fit)
CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No
Warranty None

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What door weight are these springs rated for?
A: They are rated for garage doors up to 90 lb and are identified by the light‑blue color code.


Q: What is included in the package?
A: Two black steel extension springs, internal 122-in safety cables, and installation guidelines/hardware.


Q: Are these suitable for a double-car garage door?
A: No—these are intended for single-car doors up to 90 lb. Heavier doors require higher‑rated springs.


Q: What is the spring length?
A: Nominal extension spring length is listed around 25–27.5 inches depending on model packaging; verify fit with your existing spring length before installation.


Q: Is there a warranty?
A: No manufacturer warranty is listed.


Streamlined Strength for Everyday Entry

These sleek black coils bring a quiet confidence to the garage—discreet yet dependable. The light‑blue tips add a subtle, purposeful accent while the integrated safety cable refines the profile with smart functionality. Pair with clean, painted tracks and organized wall storage for a crisp, orderly entry experience. Consider them a foundational upgrade that elevates daily living with seamless performance.


Upgrade your garage door’s lift and safety with this 90‑lb Blue Hawk spring set—add to cart and install with confidence.

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