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Compression Springs
Compression springs are a common type of spring designed to resist compressive forces. These springs are typically coiled and are widely used in applications like automotive suspensions, industrial machinery, and electronic devices.
Die Springs
Die springs are designed for high-load applications, commonly used in stamping dies and die sets. These springs are usually made of high-strength alloy steel, providing greater resistance to compression and longer service life.
Tension Springs
Tension springs store energy when stretched and return to their original shape when released. They are commonly used in applications such as door locks, toys, and mechanical devices. Tension springs typically have hooks on both ends for attachment.
Tension Springs(Headless)
Headless tension springs are similar to regular tension springs but lack traditional hooks or ends. These springs are used in applications requiring specific attachment methods to meet design requirements.
Clock Springs
Clock springs also known as mainsprings, are coiled springs used to store mechanical energy. They are widely used in clocks, toys, and other devices that require energy storage. These springs can be wound manually or mechanically and then release energy to power mechanical devices.
Torsion Springs
Torsion springs are designed to withstand torque or rotational force. These springs are commonly used in clips, switches, garage doors, and other devices where rotational force is applied, providing a counteracting force by twisting.
Brass Springs
Brass springs are made from brass material, offering excellent corrosion resistance and electrical conductivity. They are often used in applications requiring corrosion resistance or electrical conductivity, such as electrical switches and terminals.
Wire Forming
Wire forming include various springs and parts formed by bending metal wire into shapes. These are custom-designed for specific applications and can be made into complex shapes to fit unique mechanical or electronic devices.