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How to distinguish between ISO standard die springs? Springs are an integral component in press tooling. The strength is indicated by the color. Starting with the lightest load. And ending with our super heavy load weight. We have all ISO 10243 series die springs in different colors. You can find the most suitable load for your needs. Please pay attention to the rectangular wire die springs have a cross-section greater than that of round wire springs. Given a larger mass and resulting in greater force. Do not use a die spring at its maximum stroke length. As this will…

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Usage and application of helical spring Helical spring is a mechanical part that uses elasticity to work. Parts made of spring steel deform under external forces and return to their original shape when the forces are removed. Springs are classified according to the form of load bearing into compression springs, extension springs and torsion springs. Compression spring The most common helical spring that bears axial pressure and can work independently. Application: Most commonly used in construction equipment, vehicle suspension systems, switches, or combiners. Extension spring The main feature of the stretch spring is that it can stretch and compress in a certain proportion….

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Need Special Springs? – 3 Ways We Can Help 1. We have spring stock. We are your experienced spring supplier with spring manufacturing capabilities. Our spring manufacture includes design, fabrication, and finishing processes. Stock Springs – we have stock springs to meet most application needs. It is easy to search our stock spring inventory to find the length, diameter, rate, material, and load strength you need. Custom Springs – If our stock springs do not meet your needs we will make custom springs to your specifications. Get access to design assistance through our highly qualified design team. 2. We…

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Springs are key components that contribute to the general functionality and dependability of the machinery that is manufactured. Stamping Presses: To generate the necessary force for the stamping operation, stamping presses use springs. Die-Cutting Machines: To regulate the cutting force and pressure, die-cutting machines use springs. Springs are used in injection molding machines to supply the necessary pressure and force throughout the injection and molding processes. Packaging Machinery: Filling, sealing, and labeling machines, as well as other types of packaging machinery, all use springs. Tools for cutting and machining: Springs are used in these tools to provide stability, dampen…

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How to choose materials for springs? As spring designers, before creating your spring, we need to know precisely what it will be used for, and we need to be aware of factors that may impact how the springs will perform, such as temperature and corrosion. For instance, if the spring will be used under high temperatures, then we’ll choose – Inconel alloys which are great for extreme environments since it still retains their strength even when temperatures exceed 800 degrees. If you work in the oil and gas industry and require springs that can withstand corrosion from saltwater, then…

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Compression Springs are everywhere, also where you can’t imagine! Compression springs are widely used in a variety of applications across many industries. These springs are designed to resist compressive forces and store energy when they are compressed. Their ability to absorb and release energy makes them incredibly versatile, and they can be found in places you might not immediately think of. Here are a few examples: Automotive Industry: Compression springs are used in vehicles for various purposes, such as in suspension systems, valve systems, and clutch mechanisms. They help absorb shocks and vibrations, ensuring a smoother ride. Consumer Electronics:…

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