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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.

A torsion spring is where the load is the axial force, the load applied to the torsion spring is the torque or torsional force, and the end of the spring rotates through the angle at which the load is applied.

The working principle of the stretch spring is to act in reverse when stretching or pulling apart, and use the stretched rebound force (tension) to work to control the movement of the parts, absorb and store energy, and measure the size of the force.

IR Series External Retaining Rings

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

CT Series External Retaining Rings

A torsion spring is where the load is the axial force, the load applied to the torsion spring is the torque or torsional force, and the end of the spring rotates through the angle at which the load is applied.

Trumpet head screw

IS Series External Retaining Rings

Wire Forms spring belongs to the size of special regulations and customer specifications, and is used for fasteners used on special accessories.

R-type pin springs are suitable for bolt hardware that needs to be fixed in accessories.

External Toothed Lock Washers