Helical springs wound from round wire on CNC coilers, from fine wire for electronics up to heavy wire for industrial loads. Made to your drawing, or designed from your load and space.
The most common spring there is: in buttons, valves, latches, connectors and suspension parts. Ends can be open, closed or ground flat so the spring sits square.
The coils shrink in diameter from one end to the other, so they can nest inside each other when compressed. That gives a very short solid height, a load that rises as it compresses, and a strong spring where there isn't room for a thicker wire.
Tightly wound springs that pull back when stretched, with hooks or loops at each end to hang or connect a load. Useful wherever a part has to return to its resting position.
Legs at each end apply torque around the coil axis, to close a lid, return a lever or hold a hinge. The wind direction, the leg shapes and the angle between the legs are all made to your specification.
Small conical or cylindrical springs that hold cells in place and carry current, often paired with a flat contact on the opposite terminal. The finish is chosen for conductivity and corrosion resistance.
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