Power Springs

The power spring is formed by rolling a steel strip, the center of the spring is fixed on the shaft, and its outer diameter is limited by the spring box. When torque acts on the shaft, the spring is wound tightly and accumulates energy, and releases deformation energy when unwinding, driving the reel to output working torque.

The power spring is formed by rolling a steel strip, the center of the spring is fixed on the shaft, and its outer diameter is limited by the spring box. When torque acts on the shaft, the spring is wound up and accumulates energy, and releases deformation energy when unwinding, driving the reel to output working torque.

The power spring is formed by rolling a steel strip, the center of the spring is fixed on the shaft, and its outer diameter is limited by the spring box. When torque acts on the shaft, the spring is wound up and accumulates energy, and releases deformation energy when unwinding, driving the reel to output working torque.