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Compression springs are designed for creating resistance to a compressive force. The bodies are open - coiled, helical shaped, and usually coiled with a constant - diameter. Round wire is most often used in fabricating compression springs, as it is most adaptable to standard Coiler tooling. Our Grinding facilities range from hand - operated equipment to large High - Speed vertical spindle Disc Grinders. |
Ordered to load requirements when the following detail is requested:
- Maximum compression
- Maximum solid length
- Free Length (F/L)
- Load in lbf, N or Kgf at loaded length (L/L)
- Rate lbf load per inc (kgf) load per mm.
- Diameter, maximum outside (O/D), minimum inside (I/D) or mean diameter (M/D)
- Right hand or left hand wound, if essential
- Type of ends (see right hand column)
- Material and finish
- Tolerances and special working conditions
- Parallel, Barrel or Conical shaped springs
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Ordered to dimensional requirements when the following detail is requested:
- Free Length (F/L)
- Diameter, maximum outside (O/D), minimum inside (I/D)
- Wire size (d) and section.
- Number of coils, working or total or pitch
- Right hand or left hand wound, if essential
- Type of ends
- Material and finish
- Tolerances and special working conditions
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Materials :
- Carbon Steel
- Stainless Steel
- Phosphor Bronze
- Brass
- Beryllium Copper
- Oil Tempered Steel
- Other materials to special order
- Wire Diameter Range
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Automatic Coiling:
Hand Coiling:
Dimensions:
- Wire diameter 0,2 – 16 mm
- Outer diameter from 1,2 – 200 mm
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