Torsion springs
A torsion spring is a type of mechanical spring that works by twisting. Instead of compressing or extending, torsion springs store energy in a rotational or twisting motion and exert a force when twisted or rotated. The force generated is proportional to the amount of twist applied to the spring.
Automotive
Used in trunk hoods, doors, and vehicle seating mechanisms.
Aerospace applications
Essential for precise control in aviation and defense equipment.
Industrial Machinery
Torque management & rotational force in mechanical systems.
Consumer Products
Found in items such as clipboards, clothespins, and garage doors.
Automatically-Coiled Springs
wire diameter range of 0.50 mm to 6.00 mm
Semi-Automatically-Coiled Springs
wire diameter range of 6.00 mm to 20.0
Compression springs
Extension springs
Torsion
springs
Shaped components
Strip components
Rings
Hose clamps
Beleville springs
Spring lock
washers
