Torsion springs are considered the safer choice among garage door repair technicians because they are much less likely to cause injury if they break. An extension spring could more easily snap while extended. Torsion springs last longer and require less maintenance than extension springs. Torsion springs last longer and require less maintenance than extension springs.
If your door currently uses an extension spring, switching to a torsion spring is possible. A technician can use a conversion kit to change out the springs for you.
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Aluminum drums are placed on either end of the metal shaft and the springs are wound to a specific torsion setting in relation to the assembly. They can be standard, early-set, steel rolling-door, or torque-master springs. Standard torsion springs are frequently found on residential garage doors, with lighter doors only requiring one spring for effective operation. remote controls Standard torsion springs are frequently found on residential garage doors, with lighter doors only requiring one spring for effective operation.