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Fix Broken Curling Iron - Buy Replacement Springs - Clamps - Clips

HAVE A BROKEN CURLING IRON?

Then fix it with one of our replacement springs. Curling Irons (Styling Hair Tongs - UK) are notorious for the torsion spring breaking. The spring experiences metal fatigue due to the constant bending and flexing of the metal which causes it to break over time. The springs are not easy to find and most manufactures do not carry replacements.

We currently carry nine kinds of replacement springs as shown below. Spring numbers 1002, 1003, 1004, 1006 and 1007 are similar to Helen of Troy Hot Tools springs. Spring number 1005 is close to most Conair springs. Measure and match your spring to the photos of our Replacement Springs. Go to our Curling Iron Models (Styling Hair Tong - UK) page to see which spring will work for you. We have simple step by step instructions for replacing your spring.

PLEASE MEASURE YOUR OLD SPRING BEFORE ORDERING!

Measure your broken spring like the picture below to get the correct size.
Look at the Curling Iron Models page to see which spring has been tested and worked for our customers.
Match your spring to the photos of our Replacement Springs.
Springs 1002, 1003, 1006 & 1007 are made of a thicker metal and more stiffer.
Springs 1001, 1004, 1005, 1008, 1009 & 1010 are made of a thinner metal and more flexible.
It's a good idea to order more that one spring because they will continue to break due to metal fatigue.
We have simple step by step instructions for replacing your spring.

Measure broken spring like this

October 1, 2022 - The United States Post Office had another price increase which has caused us to have to charge $4.65 for USA shipping.

Today most USA shipping costs us in the $4.65 price range plus packaging materials. Back in 2011 shipping was only costing $1.72; that's over a 170% price increase in 11 years!

Shipping costs more than mailing a letter because:
1) According to the USPS, a padded envelope is required for mailing the spring(s).
2) The padded envelope along with the spring(s) is bulky past the ¼ inch variation in thickness and is categorized as a package.
3) Small envelopes are required for the springs to be enclosed in so the spring prongs don't puncture the package.
4) USPS tracking is provided.

We are not responsible for damage to your curling iron or injury to yourself by purchasing our springs or following our spring replacement instructions.

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