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Product Description

Compression springs are classified into two types: constant pitch and variable pitch, with various compressed forms including cylindrical, conical, barrel-shaped (convex), and hourglass-shaped (concave), as well as non-circular and end-modified variations, all customized based on specific product requirements. The core characteristic of a compression spring lies in the gap between its coils, which provides some movement space when not subjected to external loads. When the spring is compressed by an external force, it undergoes deformation and stores deformation energy, which is its basic working principle.

Advantages

1. Versatile Applicability: The versatility and flexibility of compression springs make them adaptable to various application scenarios. Whether in high-precision electronic devices or in heavy-duty automotive industries, compression springs exhibit outstanding performance.

2. High Elastic Recovery Force: Compression springs possess excellent elastic recovery force, enabling them to quickly return to their original shape after being subjected to external forces. This characteristic makes compression springs play a crucial role in supporting and cushioning in many mechanical devices.

3. Customizable: The shape, size, and material of compression springs can be customized according to specific needs. This flexibility allows compression springs to meet various design requirements and perform optimally in different application scenarios.

4. Long Lifespan: Made of high-quality materials and undergoing precision processing and heat treatment, compression springs have a long lifespan. Even in harsh environments, they maintain stable performance.

5. Economical and Practical: The manufacturing cost of compression springs is relatively low, yet their performance is stable and reliable. This makes compression springs an economical and practical choice in many fields.