What are the shapes of compression springs

        Stainless steel compression springs (compression springs) are coil springs that receive axial pressure. The cross-section of the materials used is mostly circular, and they are also rolled with rectangular and multi-strand steel yam. The springs are generally of equal pitch and the shape of the stainless steel compression spring. There are: cylindrical, conical, convex and concave shapes, and a small amount of non-circular shapes. There is a certain gap between the rings of the stainless steel compression spring. When subjected to external loads, the spring shortens and deforms to store the deformation energy.

        Stainless steel compression springs provide resistance to external load pressure. Compression springs are generally wire coiled at equal pitches and have a fixed wire diameter. Springs use multiple open coils to provide resistance against external load pressures, such as gravity pressing down on a wheel, or perhaps the body pressing down on a mattress. That is, they push back against external pressure.

        Stainless steel compression springs are generally wire coiled at equal pitches and have a fixed wire diameter. In addition, there are also conical springs, perhaps a combination of conical and linear springs. Depending on the field of use, stainless steel compression springs can be used to resist pressure and/or store energy. Round wire is a stainless steel compression spring that is commonly used in stainless steel and also has square, rectangular and special shaped wires. Stainless steel compression spring, our company not only improves the product in performance, but also makes it have the advantages of good stability, long life and low cost. Welcome to inquire.

        Wire springs of stainless steel compression springs are used in some types of corrosion-resistant products, from home appliances to motorized equipment, motors, etc., as it is the type of spring that is required. By a load acting on them or their ends being compressed, stainless steel compression springs are designed to compress the wire in an attempt to return the spring back to its original shape, thereby pushing the load back.

        Main directions of use: medical respiratory equipment, medical mobile equipment, hand tools, home care equipment, shock absorption, engine valve springs. The size meaning of cylindrical metal compression springs: wire diameter - outer diameter - length (mm) - number of turns (or pitch) Stainless steel compression springs have small and large differences. Small compression springs use a cold rolling process, which is forcibly kneaded by equipment. Knead into shape. Large-scale compression springs are generally formed by hot rolling. Since the spring wire diameter is too thick, the spring material needs to be burned red and twisted on the shaft. The price of stainless steel compression springs is affected by the amount of materials required for processing and the difficulty of processing. If it is used in a special environment, the specific brand will have a great impact on the cost.