The Governor Compression Spring is a helical spring that is compressed when a force is applied to it, storing potential energy. When the force is removed, the spring expands, releasing the stored energy. They are used in equipment to provide cushioning, absorb shocks, maintain tension, and resist applied forces. These springs are necessary components in different mechanical units, ensuring smooth operation.

Attributes:
• Spring rate of 64 pounds per inch.
• The maximum solid length of the spring is 1.22 inches.
• The direction of the coil is right-hand side.
• Total coils are 17.
• Active coils are 15.
• Corrosion resistance.
• Temperature resistance.
• High tensile strength.

Applications:
The Governor Compression Spring is used in the governor assembly to exert force on the governor mechanism to counteract centrifugal forces generated by engine speed changes.