Product Description
DAM Quick 110-438 Bail Spring - SLS 0 / 1
Revive the snappy, automatic bail return of your ultralight reel with this genuine DAM Quick Bail Spring.
The bail spring is the heartbeat of your spinning reel's casting mechanism. Located inside the rotor housing, it stores the energy required to flip the bail wire back to the retrieval position the moment you turn the handle. On the compact DAM Quick SLS 0 and SLS 1, this small torsion spring endures thousands of cycles. If your bail feels lazy, sticks halfway, or must be closed manually, a fatigued or broken spring is the likely culprit. This authentic replacement part restores the crisp, immediate lock-up required for trouble-free fishing.
Product Features
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High-Tensile Steel: Tempered to retain spring memory and tension over years of repetitive use.
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Precise Tension: Calibrated specifically for the lightweight bail assemblies of the SLS 0 and SLS 1.
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Direct Replacement: Shaped to fit perfectly into the spring cavity without modification.
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Critical Repair: The single most effective fix for "dead" or non-responsive bail arms.
Model Compatibility
This part is verified to fit the following DAM Quick spinning reel models:
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DAM Quick SLS 0
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DAM Quick SLS 1
Note: This spring is designed for the small-frame SLS 0 and SLS 1. It offers different tension and geometry than the springs used in the larger SLS 2 through SLS 5 models.
Part Specifications
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Part Number: 110-438
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Alternate Part Number: 110438
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Part Description: Bail Spring / Bail Torsion Spring / Bail Return Spring
Schematic Reference
To confirm the correct placement of the spring tangs and the assembly order, please consult the service diagrams.
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View the specific schematic for your reel at www.reelschematic.com
Installation Notes
Installing a bail spring requires patience and care. Begin by removing the bail arm screw and carefully lifting the arm. Clean the spring cavity of any old grease or corrosion. Insert the new spring, ensuring the short tang anchors into the rotor body and the long tang engages the bail arm hole. When compressing the spring to reattach the arm, keep firm pressure to prevent the spring from flying out. A small dab of fresh grease will protect the spring from rust and ensure quiet operation.
