Brass Springs

We specialize in manufacturing top-quality brass springs,delivering exceptional performance and reliability for your projects.From design to production,every step is meticulously controlled to ensure we provide the perfect solution for you.Whether you need high conductivity or durability,our brass springs meet the stringent demands of various applications

Brass  Specifications:MK-BS-CS01、MK-BS-CS02、MK-BS-CS03、MK-BS-CS04、MK-BS-CS05、MK-BS-CS06

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Shape
Surface Treatment:
  • Common Brass (H62, H65): This type of brass has a high copper content, offering good ductility, strength, and corrosion resistance. It is suitable for electrical equipment, precision instruments, and some mechanical parts.
  • Phosphor Bronze: Known for higher elasticity and wear resistance, it is often used in environments requiring high fatigue strength, such as in elastic electrical contacts and precision transmission devices.
  • Aluminum Bronze: Provides higher strength and corrosion resistance, making it ideal for harsh environments or applications requiring higher mechanical performance.
  • Round or Flat Strip: These springs are formed by winding or bending and are the most common shape for brass springs, used in electrical equipment, locks, or instrumentation.
  • Cylindrical Helical Springs: Brass can be used to make helical springs, typically for devices with small loads or high precision, such as small compression springs in switches or gauges.
  • Custom-Shaped Springs: Brass springs can be designed into various complex shapes to meet specific application needs, such as torsion springs used in applications requiring nonlinear performance.
  • Natural Polishing: Brass naturally has good corrosion resistance, and polishing enhances its shiny appearance. This treatment is often used in products where aesthetics are important.
  • Nickel or Chrome Plating: Nickel or chrome plating can enhance the surface hardness, wear resistance, and corrosion resistance of brass springs. This treatment also improves the spring's aesthetics and electrical contact performance.
  • Oxide Coating: A protective oxide layer can be formed on the surface of brass springs to increase their corrosion resistance and durability, suitable for use in humid or corrosive environments.
  • Paint or Electrophoretic Coating: In some cases, coating processes are applied to provide extra protection or color coding for specific industrial needs or protective applications.

Compression Springs

Tension Springs

Torsion Springs

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Brass Spring Solutions

We Manufacture the Highest Quality Brass Spring Designs

We offer professional brass spring solutions designed to help you achieve optimal performance and reliability.Whether you need high elasticity,excellent corrosion resistance,or precise dimensions,we provide customized brass springs to meet your diverse needs.

Choose our brass spring solutions to enhance your product’s performance.Contact us today for more detailed information and professional advice!

Brass Spring Testing

Our commitment to Quality Brass Springs

With a series of rigorous tests and professional technical support, we are confident in the quality of our brass springs. We are committed to providing customers with high-performance, durable, and reliable brass springs, ensuring their stable operation in complex environments.

If you are interested in our brass spring products or have any questions, feel free to contact us. We are dedicated to serving you!

Material Analysis:
The composition of brass directly impacts the performance of the spring. Through material analysis,we ensure that the brass used in our springs meets industry standards,offering superior corrosion resistance and conductivity.

Tensile and Compression Testing:
The modulus of elasticity of brass springs determines their response to tension and compression.During testing,we evaluate how the spring performs under different loads to ensure it can withstand repeated loading and unloading in real-world applications.

Corrosion Resistance Testing:
Brass springs are often used in humid or corrosive environments.We conduct tests like salt spray testing to simulate actual working conditions and verify the spring’s resistance to corrosion in harsh environments.

Fatigue Testing:
Springs may fail due to fatigue when subjected to repeated loads over time.We conduct fatigue tests by repeatedly loading and unloading the spring to ensure that the fatigue life of our brass springs meets the required standards.

Brass Spring Customization

Custom Brass Springs Crafted to Your Specifications

Tailored for your precision needs! We specialize in manufacturing brass springs that offer excellent corrosion resistance and conductivity, perfect for various electronic, electrical, and industrial applications. No matter the size or shape you require, we provide high-precision custom services to ensure each spring fits your design needs perfectly.

Enhance the performance of your products by choosing us for high-quality brass spring solutions! Contact us for custom orders and enjoy professional service with fast delivery!

Brass Springs F.A.Q.

If you have any other specific questions about brass springs or need more detailed answers, please feel free to contact us!

  • Corrosion resistance: Brass springs resist corrosion better than many other metals,particularly in environments with moisture or chemicals.
  • Good conductivity: They are excellent for applications that require electrical conductivity,such as in switches or electrical contacts.
  • Aesthetic appearance: Brass springs have a bright,gold-like appearance,making them ideal for visible components where aesthetics matter.
  • Non-magnetic: Brass is non-magnetic,which can be important in applications where magnetic interference must be avoided.

Brass springs are not typically used for high-stress or high-temperature applications.While they are durable and corrosion-resistant,they lack the strength of steel or other alloys under heavy loads or extreme temperatures.For such conditions,materials like alloy steel or stainless steel are more suitable.

Yes, brass springs are well-suited for outdoor use due to their corrosion resistance.However,in extremely harsh environments, additional surface treatments may be necessary to prolong their lifespan.

Brass springs generally require minimal maintenance. However,if they are exposed to harsh or corrosive environments,regular cleaning or protective coatings may be necessary to prevent surface oxidation or tarnishing.

Yes,brass springs can be customized in terms of size, shape,and tension based on specific requirements,including unique mechanical,electrical,or environmental needs.

Our Products

Spring Manufacturing Products

From the initial spring design to the manufacturing and delivery.Our best practices and quality assurance ensure you end up with the precise parts made just for your project. Every solution is designed for your needs.

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.