Compression spring

A compression spring is a spring used to apply a force to an object and cause it to deform. Compression springs are commonly used for shock absorption, support, and control of motion. In the vehicle suspension system, the compression spring can reduce the turbulence and vibration of the vehicle and improve the ride comfort. Pressure springs are also widely used in construction, mechanical and electronic equipment and other fields.

The pressure spring is made of spring steel or stainless steel, and different manufacturing processes and materials can be used according to the type and use of the spring. The shape and size of the press spring can be customized according to your needs. Most compression spring designs have a coil or spiral shape, which determines the compression and recovery ability of the spring.

The material of the press spring is usually spring steel or stainless steel. Spring steel is a high carbon steel with good elasticity and wear resistance. It is a common material used to make springs. Stainless steel is suitable for compression springs used in wet and corrosive environments. This material has corrosion resistance and high temperature properties, making it ideal for use in the chemical processing and food processing industries.

The manufacture of a press spring usually includes the following steps: First, select the material that matches the requirements. The wire is then inserted into a spring machine, which can wind the wire into a coil as needed. The coil is then placed in an oven to be heated to increase its strength. Later, the coil should be stretched and compressed in a mechanical drawing machine, and cut and shaped as needed.

Pressure springs are widely used in automobile manufacturing and machinery manufacturing. In the automobile suspension system, the compression spring is the basis of the damping tool. It can help stop the bumps and vibrations of a vehicle in a head-on collision. In mechanical manufacturing, pressure springs can be used in a variety of equipment, including shakers, compressors, extruders and other machinery.

In addition, compression springs are also widely used in construction and electronic equipment. For example, compression springs can be used for supports on soft bedding boards, tensioning devices in cable stranders, valves and chillers.

In general, the pressure spring is an important mechanical part, which is widely used in various fields. It has excellent characteristics such as elasticity, wear resistance and reliability, and plays an irreplaceable role in industrial production.