Compress Spring
Wire Range 0.08mm to 10mm made on most advanced CNC machines with online checking...
Compressing a spring involves reducing its size or changing its shape by applying an external force. This process is commonly used in various applications such as automotive suspension systems, machinery, and manufacturing processes. Here's some detailed information on compressing springs:
Types of Springs:
Compressing Springs: These are the most common type of spring used for compression. They are typically cylindrical in shape and are designed to resist compressive forces.
Applications:
Automotive Suspension: Compressed springs are commonly used in vehicle suspension systems to absorb shocks and maintain ride comfort.
Manufacturing: Springs are used in various manufacturing processes for assembly, clamping, and other applications where controlled force is required.
Mechanical Systems: Springs play a crucial role in many mechanical systems such as machinery, appliances, and consumer products.
Conical Spring
Wire Range 0.08mm to 10mm made on most advanced CNC machines with online checking.
Conical springs, also known as tapered springs or conical compression springs, are a type of helical spring characterized by their tapered shape. They are wider at one end and narrower at the other, resembling a cone. Here's some information about conical springs:
Applications:
Automotive Suspension: Conical springs are often used in vehicle suspension systems to provide a combination of strength and flexibility for absorbing shocks and maintaining ride comfort.
Industrial Machinery: They are used in various industrial machinery and equipment for vibration isolation, cushioning, and force control.
Valve Springs: Conical springs are sometimes used as valve springs in internal combustion engines, providing precise control of valve timing and operation.