Compression Springs

Compression spring is a helical spring that bears downward pressure. The cross-section of the material it uses is mostly circular, and it is also made of rectangular and various steel rings.

This is a compression spring made of special material flat material. It is a coil spring that withstands downward pressure. Generally, the thickness and width of the material are customer specifications, and it is suitable for use on special products.

Magazine compression springs are usually widely used in toy gun magazines, and are currently also used in many electronic and computer peripherals.

This is a compression spring with different outer diameters at the head and tail, and it is also a helical spring that bears downward pressure. The cross-section of the material it uses is round and wound.

Designed to operate under compressive loads, so the spring shortens when a load is applied.

Designed to operate under compressive loads, so the spring shortens when a load is applied.

The conical compression spring is a helical spring that bears downward pressure. The cross-section of the material it uses is circular, and it is also made of rectangular and various steel rings. It is used for assembly where the product port position requires a small outer diameter.

The compression spring (referred to as the compression spring) is a coil spring that bears the pressure. The cross section of the material used is mostly circular, and it is also made of rectangular and various steel rings. The springs are generally equidistant, and the shape of the compression spring is as follows: , Cylindrical, conical, olive-shaped and funnel-shaped, and a small amount of non-circular, etc., there is a certain gap between the rings of the compression spring, and the spring shrinks and deforms when it is subjected to an external load. It is designed for compression under a load. run, so the spring shortens as the load is applied.