u4gm Arc Raiders Steel Springs Location Guide

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At some point in Arc Raiders, you’ll hit that moment where you’re staring at your crafting menu and realise you’re short on Steel Springs… again. It happens a lot. Whether it’s for a weapon upgrade or some fancy mod, these things seem to vanish the second you get them. The good news? They’re not as rare as they feel—you just need to know the right spots. And no, wandering aimlessly won’t cut it. The trick is to be smart about your runs and focus on places that actually pay off. If you’ve got some ARC Raiders Coins saved up, you can even speed things up, but let’s talk about getting them the old-fashioned way first.



Industrial zones are your bread and butter for farming Steel Springs. Look for areas that scream “abandoned machinery”—old factories, run-down auto shops, and those eerie warehouses nobody goes near. Inside, don’t just sprint through. Take your time. Open every single metal cabinet, toolbox, and big industrial crate you come across. It’s boring if you’re in a rush, but clearing out one of these spots properly can stock you up for a while. Think of it as a one-time grind that saves you multiple trips later. And yeah, sometimes you’ll walk out with more springs than you know what to do with.



If looting isn’t your thing, there’s another way—hunting ARC bots. Not all of them, though. The little flying drones? Forget them. You want the medium-sized guys: bipedal units and those chunky four-legged bots you see patrolling industrial zones. They’ve got a decent drop rate for springs when you take them down. Aiming for their joints or legs before finishing them off seems to help too—almost like you’re breaking the parts you need right off them. So next time you spot a patrol, don’t just sneak past. Treat it like a moving loot chest.



One more trick that a lot of players overlook—dismantling junk. Your inventory’s gonna fill up with stuff like damaged servos, bent pistons, and busted actuators. Most folks just sell them for credits without thinking twice. Don’t do that. Take them to a workbench and break them down. You won’t always get Steel Springs, but the odds are good enough that it’s worth the effort, especially if you’re just one or two short for your next craft. It’s basically recycling your way to better gear. And if you’re really in a rush, picking up a few cheap ARC Raiders Coins can help you skip the grind entirely.