Rubber Spring is a type of compression spring, which is made of rubber material. It has a working Load (pa) of 400, 700, 1000 etc. Stiffness KL(kgcm) is of 100, 150, 180 etc. The shape is not restricted and processing is done by vulcanization. It is available in reasonable...
From writing pens to railroad cars, compression springs function to fill a variety of project needs, from the everyday to the unique. They are designed to create resistance to a compressive force. They are usually coiled at a constant diameter,...
Features: These are generally closely coiled or some times with pitch between the coils. They are manufactured with shanks of variety of shapes as required by the end usage. Unlike the compression springs and tension springs they are not governed by...
All Ironman 4x4 coil springs are CNC Cold coiled to ensure perfect consistency and accuracy. The result of cold coiling means that springs are subjected to less heat during the manufacturing process to help maintain the materials properties and...
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We are one of the distinguished companies, involved in manufacturing and supplying a range of helical springs. These have open wound body in various shapes like cylindrical, conical, barrel shaped, hour glass shaped and concave, which can be bought...
Torsion Springs Helical springs used to apply torque or store rotational energy are commonly referred to as torsion or double torsion. Torque by definition is a force that produces rotation. A torsion spring exerts a force (torque) in a circular arc...
MACHO Engineering Industries  is specialized in manufacturing helical springs used in many applications such as automotive, aerospace and consumer goods. While the most common and prevalent form of helical springs is straight cylindrical spring...
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