Spring tension, length, attachment, quantity and replacement parts are model-specific. A correct request identifies the machine before ordering components.
Do not order replacement springs from tension colour alone. Identify the Reformer model, spring position, attachment type, measured length and required resistance. The quotation should list the exact quantities and compatible components.
Use the measurement points stated by the manufacturer when they are available. If the machine has no documented points, measure the unloaded spring end to end and photograph both end fittings. Record the installation position and quantity alongside the model reference; a colour band alone does not establish a universal resistance or cross-brand compatibility.
For maintenance planning, ask which parts can be separately identified and supplied, including springs, handles, straps, foot-bar components, wheels, cushions and fasteners. The level of available documentation varies by model, so request a parts list for the machine you own or plan to purchase.
Send photographs of the full machine, close-ups of the component, dimensions where possible, the quantity required and the delivery destination. If the machine was bought under another brand, include the original order or model information so the correct part can be checked.
These detail photos show one wood-frame folding Reformer configuration. Use the pictured spring attachment and pulley positions as a photo reference when asking for a parts check. They do not establish compatibility with other machines or brands.
