CURLING IRON MODELS (Styling Hair Tong Models - UK)
PLEASE MEASURE YOUR OLD SPRING BEFORE ORDERING!
EVEN THOUGH YOU SEE YOUR CURLING IRON MODEL NUMBER LISTED BELOW PLEASE MEASURE; SOMETIMES MANUFACTURERS
MAKE PRODUCT ADJUSTMENTS AND THE SPRING SIZE MAY HAVE CHANGED FROM AN EARLIER TO A LATER MODEL.
The following springs have been confirmed by our customers to fit the curling irons listed below.
We are constantly updating this curling iron models' list with the help from our customers. The curling iron manufacturers will not cooperate with us on springs or model numbers.
Measure your broken spring like the picture on the right to get the correct size. Match your broken spring to one of the springs shown above. Look at the Curling Iron Models page to see which spring has been tested and worked for our customers. 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
The barrel size of the curling iron does not mean the spring size. We have had some confusion with customers ordering the spring based on the size of the barrel. We have a column shown below in blue for the spring model number tested along with the spring size.
A curling iron model number does not mean our spring model number. Just because a Helen of Troy curling iron model number is a 1007 does not mean you should order our spring number 1007. Our spring numbers have nothing to do with your curling iron model number. Please measure your spring.
Beth O 1/20/2018 | Dennid S 1/11/2018 | Frederick J 8/7/2017
Terri J 3/27/2017 | Marcie K 10/27/2016
Judith R 1/23/2016 | Brian B 11/18/2015 | Jackie T 11/16/2015
Virginia W 1/14/2015 | Lisa M 3/10/2014 | Don S 2/8/2014
Ken B 1/21/2014 | Frances T 9/2/2013 | Debbie F 7/28/2013
Lynda H 7/7/2013 | David C 6/6/2013 | Janet B 5/27/2013 Jean M 5/15/2013 | Ervin C
11/10/2012 | Cathy M 7/13/2012 Leo N 5/31/2012
Deanna H 4/18/2017 | Justin L 5/5/2015 | Richard K 12/5/2014
Dave D 10/16/2014 | Erick A 6/15/2014 | Jim C 9/20/2013
Jill T 6/2/2013 | Robin H 3/13/2013| Elizabeth K 2/6/2013
Theresa G 6/27/2017 | Steve S 1/23/2017 | Debbie Q 11/28/2016
Jane R 9/21/2016 | Debbie T 6/20/2016 | Carole B 2/10/2016
Larry G 3/24/2015 | Joyce F 10/21/2014 | Tim P 1/6/2014
Sue N 5/8/2013 | Karen M 10/18/2012 | Paula A 10/3/2012
David K 9/14/2012
Karen C 6/10/2017 | Don S 8/2/2016 | David B 3/18/2016
Tamara G 10/11/2015 | Bill D 9/30/2015 | Sheila C 9/29/2015
Pete J 11/25/2014 | Nick D 1/21/2014 | Kimberly R 8/20/2013
Laura G 7/22/2013 | Heather R 3/26/2013 | Corry E 3/24/2013
Dale W 2/19/2013 | Kerry F 9/11/2012| Richard H 8/15/2012
Karyn W 9/6/2017 | William D 8/5/2017 | Darla M 4/3/2017
Kathy A 9/26/2015 | Luke O 12/5/2014 | John M 3/28/2014
Laurie L 2/16/2014 | Helen S 6/27/2013 | Nancy L 3/27/2013
Nicki D 3/26/2013 | Bill F 3/20/2013 | Gary M 11/7/2012
Tom H 9/13/2012 | Larry K 6/13/2012
William M 9/3/2016 |Judy S 4/27/2016 | Kathy T 12/7/2014
Carolyn R 3/6/2014 | Rosemary D 7/26/2013 | Jim D 7/9/2013
Ralph A 5/29/2013 | Faith K 5/21/2013 | Cheryl A 5/10/2013
Cynthia D 3/9/2013 | Lorrie M 8/16/2012 | Cathy M 7/13/2012
Sherie B 1/19/2018 | John C 6/30/2017 | Scott D 6/22/2017
Robert I 3/20/2017
Beverly D 1/7/2017 | Ray L 10/20/2016 | Rene' B 9/6/2015
Donna B 8/14/2014 | Julie L 6/7/2014 | Peter K 5/10/2014
Karyl G 4/25/2014 | David C 7/22/2013 | Robert G 4/5/2013
Rhonda S 3/26/2013 | Eileen M 1/25/2013 | Ken G 1/25/2013
Steve M 11/19/2012 | Sherry W
7/18/2012 | Randy L 5/11/2012
Travis F 3/12/2017 | Chris D 4/23/2015 | Tim O 2/21/2015
Erin F 1/4/2015 | Kathy T 12/7/2014 | Ken T 9/19/2014
Matthew C 8/18/2013 | Cindy B 6/21/2013 | Kenny P 10/27/2012
|Audrey P 6/8/2012 | Shaun C 6/5/2012
Richard W 5/17/2017 | Erika P 4/15/2017 | Frank O 8/25/2016
Kim W 6/27/2016 | Erin P 12/17/2015 | Camille D 2/7/2015
Linda D 1/5/2015 | Caroline M 12/13/2014 | Jenny L 11/8/2014
Stephanie C 12/9/2013 | Chuck W 11/27/2013 | Ann Q 11/11/2013 Andrea P 11/6/2013 | Michele A 9/10/2013 | Steve W 7/29/2013 Chris D 5/6/2013 | Rachel L 2/28/2013 | Gina G 2/20/2013 Donna B 9/25/2012 | Steve S 7/16/2012 | Shaun C 6/5/2012
Lisa C 12/6/2016 | Allicia K 6/3/2015 | Doug A 2/20/2015
Stephanie 1/11/2015 | Jennifer W 12/1/2014 | KP 10/19/2014
RM F 7/6/2014 | JoAnne S 6/19/2012 | Steve B 6/8/2012
Bruce G 1/27/2018 | Donald B 5/12/2017 | Michael L 5/10/2017
Linda H 4/13/2017
Jim S 6/9/2016 | Randy M 5/18/2016 | Sandra S 5/6/2016
Kelly A 1/15/2016 | Todd W 1/5/2016 | Emilee H 10/12/2015
Coreen S 8/17/2015 | Lori M 3/29/2015 | Rich L 3/15/2015
Doug A 2/20/2015 | Steve L 2/17/2015 | Rick L 1/7/2015
Ben M 1/2/2015 | Jeremy 8/7/2014 | Dan J 6/11/2014
Danette T 5/22/2014 | Alyssa C 4/27/2014 | Jim W 4/2/2014
Eric J 3/29/2014 | Luke L 1/28/2014 | Jessica Q 1/15/2014
Thomas V 11/18/2013 | Sue W 9/13/2013 | Mary Alice H 8/17/2013
Steve W 7/29/2013 | Sarah M 5/8/2013 | Mike R 3/4/2013
Shawn H 10/26/2012 | Donna B 9/25/2012 | Maria S 9/23/2012
Deanna H 4/18/2017 | Pamela B 4/12/2017 | Alicia B 4/12/2017
Pamela B 11/10/2014 | Steven R 8/11/2014 | Jennifer N 4/12/2014
Luke L 1/28/2014 | Eric N 1/5/2014 | Jack H 10/3/2013
Sarah L 2/26/2013 | Megan D 10/19/2012 | Sarah N 8/7/2012
Becka P 3/27/2018 | Michael B 1/12/2018 | Vickie E 10/26/2017
Vaughn V 6/21/2017 | Rob D 1/18/2017 | Jarrod M 9/27/2016
Michael F 9/10/2016 | Tami R 8/12/2015 | Mike J 7/13/2015
Ellen F 3/16/2015 | Doug A 2/20/2015 | Marianne T 1/23/2015
Gale B 1/22/2015 | Lauren D 10/28/2014 | Lea D 8/22/2014
Dawn E 7/9/2014 | Lyle P 3/29/2014 | Dave A 3/3/2014
Eric M 12/30/2013 | Carol B 9/14/2013 | Steve W 7/29/2013 Megan S
5/6/2013 | Chris D 5/6/2013 | Nathan J
3/27/2013
Thera W 3/21/2013 | Pamela W 2/7/2013 | Bruce L 11/21/2012 Ingrid A 10/24/2012 | Susan B 9/17/2012 | Carla M 8/13/2012 Dan M 7/26/2012 | Carol B 6/22/2012
Kevin R 11/16/2016 | Brian S 1/5/2016 | Noel B 7/11/2015
William M 7/6/2015 | Terry W 8/3/2014 | Barbara B 7/13/2014
Teresa W 2/19/2014 | Dennis G 1/25/2014
Jennifer G 2/8/2018 | David S 9/20/2016 | Paul P 6/17/2016
Megan K 1/25/2016
Vicki M 3/25/2015 | Karla D 3/17/2015 | Lisa C 1/17/2015
Christine E 8/21/2014 | Justine L 6/23/2014 | Kaylin S 9/13/2013
Michelle M 4/12/2013 | Savannah T 3/6/2013 | Alicia Y 2/15/2013
Michael B 11/29/2012
Ann D 4/14/2017 | Ken H 2/27/2017 | Nigel P 11/14/2016
Lynet J 9/21/2014 | Virginia P 7/7/2014 | Traci D 1/16/2014
Kaylin S 9/13/2013 | Michael B 11/29/2012 | Chris K 11/29/2012
I think both the 1" and the 1½" spring can be used in the Chi Model # CA1035. I just preferred the 1½" spring because it gave it more action. I can't attest to the original spring size because that was lost long ago.
** Babyliss Model Number BTM5125 - SPRING 1008
Review from Dave R. 2/24/ 2014
The curling iron is Babyliss Pro Mod. BTM5125. I ordered a number of springs to try in the unit because she was looking for good clamping pressure.
The 1005 fit the easiest but it was not the pressure she was looking for. I used the 1008 as the final replacement. Installation is pretty basic and easy, little more pressure involved because of the spring length and pressure but easily done.
*** Vidal Sassoon Model Number VS196 - SPRING 1007
Review from Elisabeth H. 4/6/ 2016
Hello: finally had time today to mess with curling iron springs today. I'm attaching picture (at end of whole email) of the 1003 and 1007 with my old spring in the middle. You can see one is too little and one is to long but I tried the 1007 with the prongs cut off like you suggested and it worked just fine. Even though in picture it looks shorter, once in the iron the ball at end hits where the old ball did inside of handle. I tried iron right away and so far so good. The two smaller curled up spring parts on 1007 than the wire curls on my old spring also did not seem to impact it at all.
I am also attaching picture of my curling iron for your website or files. So Vidal Sassoon curling iron model VS196...1/2 inch barrel uses a #1007...no prongs. Looks a little smaller but works fine.
Thank you so very very much for your help. I definitely will recommend your site. it was a lifesaver for me.
**** Hot Tools Model Number 1138 - SPRING 1007 - Prongs Cut Off
Review from Evelyn E. 5/12/ 2017
Just a few words to let you know that I received the SPRINGS (#1007 prongs cut off) this AM and all seems to be in good shape. They seem to be a better fit this time.
Thank you for your troubles and concerns. It was nice dealing with you.
*** Customer ordered five #1003 1½" springs; they were too long and didn't work. We recommended to the customer, the #1007 1¼" spring, and we would cut off the curved prong as shown in the picture above. We shipped her five of the modified 1007 1¼" springs and they worked perfectly. We are not sure the prongs actually needed to be removed; they may have worked with the prongs. ***