What is Compression Spring?
Compression springs are open-coil helical springs designed to resist axial compressive forces. They are the most widely used type of metal spring, found in everything from industrial machinery to everyday consumer products. When compressed, these springs store mechanical energy and push back with a restoring force, always seeking to return to their natural length when the load is removed. This unique property makes them indispensable in precision engineering, automotive systems, medical devices, and more.Stainless Steel Compression Springsdamping spring,carbon steel wire,small size,cylindrical, ground end
damping spring,carbon steel wire,small size,cylindrical, ground end
support spring,SUS304,mini size,cylindrical, ground end
support spring,SUS304,mini size,cylindrical, ground end
support spring,SUS304,small size,cylindrical, ground end
support spring,SUS304,small size,cylindrical, ground end
support spring,carbon steel wire,medium size,cylindrical, ground end
support spring,carbon steel wire,medium size,cylindrical, ground end
switch spring,SUS304,small size,cylindrical, closed end
switch spring,SUS304,small size,cylindrical, closed end
Multi-Wire Cylindrical Helical Compression Spring
Multi-Wire Cylindrical Helical Compression Spring
Versatile mechanical components that store energy when compressed
Compression springs deliver consistent resistance, perfect for applications requiring exact force measurements and controlled movements in mechanical systems.
These springs automatically return to original position when pressure stops, making them essential for latches, switches and safety devices.
Maintaining steady contact pressure ensures reliable power transmission in battery compartments and electronic connectors.
Advanced coiled steel construction provides exceptional force capacity while minimizing weight for space-sensitive applications.
Affordable steel materials and simple design offer long-lasting performance with minimal material requirements.
Operating without lubrication or special care, these springs provide reliable performance through millions of cycles.
Wire is straightened and fed into CNC machinery that forms it into springs with precise dimensions. High-speed cameras ensure accuracy during production.
Springs are heated in ovens to solidify their shape and create metallic links, then slowly cooled to remove brittleness caused by coiling.
Multiple processes prepare springs for specific applications: