Coil spring
coil spring
Coil spring, tension spring, disc spring, torsion spring, clock spring, heat-resistant spring
- Company:大日本スプリング製作所 大日本
- Price:Other
Last Updated: Aggregation Period:Sep 17, 2025~Oct 14, 2025
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Last Updated: Aggregation Period:Sep 17, 2025~Oct 14, 2025
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Last Updated: Aggregation Period:Sep 17, 2025~Oct 14, 2025
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coil spring
Coil spring, tension spring, disc spring, torsion spring, clock spring, heat-resistant spring
Overview of springs and specifications of various types of springs are published!
The "Coil Spring Product Catalog" is the product catalog of Oneston Co., Ltd., which sells standard mold components and manufactures mold and machine parts. This catalog includes an overview of springs, how to choose springs, the relationship between the number of uses and compression ratio for each spring, and tolerances. Additionally, it features various springs such as the "Power Spring TF (for light loads)," "High Deflection Power Spring TR," and "Round Wire Coil Spring LR." [Contents] ■ Overview of Springs ■ Standard Spring Series Load Curve Diagrams (How to Choose Springs) Power Springs ■ Standard Spring Series Load Curve Diagrams (How to Choose Springs) High Deflection Power Springs ■ Standard Spring Series Load Curve Diagrams (How to Choose Springs) MR, LR Round Wire Coil Springs ■ Relationship between the number of uses and compression ratio for each spring, tolerances for Power Springs, and more. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
By changing the specifications of the spring, it is possible to prevent sagging.
We have received inquiries about the issue of 'the spring's force weakening during use.' This is caused by 'sagging.' 'Sagging' is a phenomenon where the material undergoes plastic deformation during the use of the spring, resulting in a change in the dimensions of the spring, which is due to insufficient material strength. Whether the material's strength is adequate can be calculated based on the spring's usage conditions. Countermeasures for 'sagging' involve changing the material to one with higher durability, increasing the wire diameter, and other specification changes. In doing so, we select specifications to ensure that the spring's force (spring constant and load) does not change; however, if there are restrictions on the space where the spring fits, we will proceed in consultation with the customer. If there are no issues with the material strength calculations, potential causes of 'sagging' may include: 1) improper heat treatment after spring forming, or 2) use in environments exceeding the heat resistance temperature. Our company addresses issues related to sagging, deformation, and other spring troubles. If you send us samples, we will verify the strength and durability and propose improvement measures. Our technical staff will respond carefully, so please feel free to consult with us.
The "spring index," also known as D/d (debaide), is a value that serves as a guideline for the difficulty of processing.
The material used is "spring stainless steel wire SUS304-WPB." The wire with a diameter of Φ0.35 is wound into a coil with an average diameter of Φ11mm. The spring index is approximately 31, indicating that it is a spring with a high difficulty level for coiling processing. The spring index is the value obtained by dividing the average coil diameter by the wire diameter, serving as a guideline for the difficulty of processing the spring. It is also referred to as the spring index = D/d (Devi-D). According to JIS standards, a spring index between 4 and 22 is desirable. If the spring index is 4 or lower, the coil diameter is small and tight, making it difficult to wind; if the spring index exceeds 22, the coil diameter is large and fluffy, making it difficult to wind, which gives you that impression. This spring has a spring index exceeding 22, at 31, but how does it look? It seems to be wound quite neatly. If you have any issues with springs, please feel free to consult us. Our technical staff will respond carefully. Technical contact: Ujiie Phone: 0235-22-0407 FAX: 0235-22-0546 Email: web@tohj.com Tsuruga Spring Co., Ltd. for springs. We also support web conferences.
Control the free length with a sensor to minimize variations in installation to maximum load.
This is a spring used for controlling the movable iron piece of an electromagnetic valve. To accurately manage the installation to maximum load, a sensor called a length measuring device is used. The length measuring device automatically measures and adjusts the free length of the spring during the coiling process. Since the variation in the spring's load is almost proportional to the variation in free length, control using this length measuring device is effective. The material used is "phosphor bronze wire, C5191W." After spring forming, the spring's properties are enhanced through heat treatment. Similar springs have been successfully made from "piano wire, SWP-A, SWP-B" and "stainless steel wire for springs, SUS304-WPB, SUS316-WPA." If you have any issues with springs, please feel free to consult us. Our technical staff will respond carefully. Technical contact: Ujiie Phone: 0235-22-0407 Tsuruoka Spring Co., Ltd. Phone: 0235-22-0407 FAX: 0235-22-0546 Email: web@tohj.com
The spring is used by screwing it into an M10 bolt.
Material: Piano wire type A, SWP-A Wire diameter: Φ1.5 The terminal on the right side of the spring is a tightly wound 5-turn coil. The inner diameter is managed to allow for smooth screwing of an M10 bolt. The method of screwing a bolt into a tightly wound coil is sometimes used for fixing springs. By changing the wire diameter and coil inner diameter, the feel when screwing (such as smoothly like assembling a nut, or a bit tighter while applying some resistance) can be freely controlled. We will create a prototype based on your request for your evaluation. The terminal on the left side is an open-end with a pitched coil. Our company handles the manufacturing, design, and prototyping of springs. Our technical staff will respond carefully, so please feel free to consult us if you have any concerns. Tsurugaoka Spring Co., Ltd. Contact: Ujiie Phone: 0235-22-0407 FAX: 0235-22-0546 Email: web@tohj.com
It is finished to a shine with barrel polishing.
Material: Stainless steel wire for springs, SUS316-WPA Wire diameter: Φ4.0 After spring processing, the surface is polished to a shiny finish using barrel polishing. By finely adjusting the material, size, and polishing time of the media, a gloss like the one in the photo is achieved. We will display the actual product at the exhibition, and everyone is surprised by the level of gloss achieved just through barrel polishing. We are grateful for the trial and error on site. If you have any issues with springs, please feel free to consult us. Turuoka Spring Co., Ltd. Contact: Ujiie Phone: 0235-22-0407 FAX: 0235-22-0546 Email: web@tohj.com
Care is needed in counting the number of turns of a spring.
I will count the number of coils in the photo of the compression spring. The number of lines = the number of circles = 5, therefore the number of coils = 5, but it is important to note that this is not the case. In the case of springs, one complete turn is counted as one coil. If you start counting from the left end, it will be one coil at the red circle. The star-marked area is still less than one coil, approximately 0.5 coils. The number of coils in this spring = 4 coils. By the way, the one coil at both ends is in contact with the adjacent coil and is called a "seat coil." The role of the seat coil is to improve stability when standing, and the seat coil itself does not function as a spring. The number of coils excluding the seat coils, which effectively work as a spring, is called the effective number of coils. This spring has an effective number of coils = 2 coils, total number of coils = 4 coils. If you have any questions or concerns about springs, please feel free to consult us. Our technical staff will respond carefully. Technical Contact: Ujiie Phone: 0235-22-0407 FAX: 0235-22-0546 Email: web@tohj.com Tsuruoka Spring Co., Ltd. We also support web conferences.
The length can be set freely from 70mm to 400mm! It can be bent flexibly!
We would like to introduce our manufactured product, "Coil Bone." It is used in women's innerwear, corrective underwear, medical corsets, and more. One of the product's features is that it can be flexibly bent by combining right-hand and left-hand springs. The type with a wire diameter of 0.6 to 0.7 mm is used in women's innerwear, corrective underwear, knee support pads, etc., while types with a wire diameter of 1.0 mm or more are used in medical corsets. The length can be set arbitrarily from 70 mm to 400 mm. [Case Overview] ■ Industry: Apparel/Medical ■ Material: Hard steel wire (SWC) ■ Production Lot: From 1,000 pieces ■ Size: Φ1.0×15.0w *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Our company can accommodate custom springs, such as coil springs starting from 0.04mm, even from just one piece! Please feel free to consult us regarding prototypes, development, or any spring-related inquiries!
We are a precision spring manufacturer specializing in coil springs (compression springs, tension springs, torsion springs) and leaf springs. We respond to requests with high technical capabilities, from ultra-fine and ultra-small springs to complex wire products. We also manufacture progressive dies for leaf springs in our own factory, allowing us to handle high precision and difficult machining. In addition to springs, we welcome inquiries for various products, including precision sheet metal parts, press parts, and assembly parts, from prototypes to mass production. 【Features】 ■ Compression springs ■ Tension springs ■ Torsion springs ■ Leaf springs ■ Ultra-fine and ultra-small springs etc... *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.
The round hook is a hook shape that is resistant to breaking and deformation.
The spring in the photo is a breakage prevention product designed and prototyped by our company. It features a structure where a hook with a stop processing is incorporated into the body, referred to as a "drawn round hook" according to JIS standards. This hook shape is resistant to issues such as breaking and deformation. With a "drawn round hook," the body and hook can be designed separately. This allows for an increase in the strength of the hook without changing the spring's force (spring constant or load), making it an effective means when designing springs to be less prone to breaking. While not as strong as the "drawn round hook," the "round hook (large bend radius)" is also a hook shape that is resistant to breaking and deformation. From a cost perspective, the "round hook (large bend radius)" is advantageous, so I believe it is worth considering as well. For more information on round hooks, please refer to the related links. If you are experiencing troubles with springs, such as breakage or deformation, please feel free to consult us. If you send us broken samples, we will propose improvement measures. Tsurugaoka Spring Co., Ltd. Contact: Ujiie Phone: 0235-22-0407 FAX: 0235-22-0546 Email: web@tohj.com We also support web meetings.
The crushed processing part functions as a retention for the resin coating.
The material is "spring stainless steel wire - SUS304-WPB," with a wire diameter of Φ0.5. After bending processing with a multi-forming machine, the tip is flattened (indicated by the yellow arrow). The flattening process is finished by hand using a dedicated jig. The flattened part functions as a retention stop during the subsequent resin coating process. Our company offers wire forming and bending processing services. Please feel free to consult us if you have any concerns. Our technical staff will respond carefully. Phone: 0235-22-0407 FAX: 0235-22-0546 Email: web@tohj.com Technical contact: Ujiie Tsuruoka Spring Co., Ltd. We also support web conferencing.
We are performing barrel polishing to remove fine burrs and other imperfections.
The material used is "hard steel wire - SW-C." While "hard steel wire" has lower durability compared to the iron-based spring material "piano wire," it is a cost-effective material with good workability. After forming, heat treatment is performed, and barrel polishing is carried out to remove fine burrs and other imperfections. The surface treatment is "electroless nickel plating." If you have any issues with springs or forming, please feel free to consult us. Our technical staff will respond carefully. Tsurugaoka Spring Co., Ltd. Contact: Ujiie Phone: 0235-22-0407 FAX: 0235-22-0546 Email: web@tohj.com We also support web conferencing.
The loads applied to a spring can be broadly divided into two types: static loads and dynamic loads.
◎ Static Load The following cases apply: 1) During the use of the spring, there is no fluctuation in load (a constant load is applied). 2) There is fluctuation in load, but the number of repetitions is approximately 1,000 times or less over its lifetime. ◎ Dynamic Load Also referred to as repeated load, most springs fall into this category. The methods for evaluating the durability of springs also differ for each case. In the case of static load, the evaluation criterion is whether the material undergoes plastic deformation. The idea is that it is acceptable as long as there is no "settling" in the spring. For dynamic load, it is natural that there is no settling, and the evaluation is based on how many cycles the spring can endure before fatigue failure occurs. By the way, enduring 10 million cycles is considered equivalent to having a semi-permanent durability. The "fatigue" of metals refers to the progression of micro-cracks due to repeated loading. Typically, it does not involve plastic deformation, making it a very troublesome phenomenon that can lead to sudden failure without any prior signs of settling or deformation. This concludes a rough explanation of static and dynamic loads and their evaluation methods. If you have any points that were insufficiently explained or any questions, please feel free to contact us by phone or email.
After spring forming, heat treatment must be performed to remove residual stress.
When processing spring materials, residual stress occurs within the material. If this residual stress is left untreated, the spring will attempt to return to its original shape, resulting in deformation over time. To avoid this phenomenon (springback), stress relief heat treatment is always performed after spring forming. Higher heat treatment temperatures are more effective at removing residual stress. However, spring materials have the characteristic that their strength decreases sharply when exposed to temperatures exceeding 450 degrees Celsius. Therefore, the stress relief heat treatment for springs is conducted at relatively low temperatures ranging from 200 to 450 degrees Celsius. This heat treatment is referred to as "low-temperature annealing." (In our spring manufacturing field, we call it tempering.) Materials such as piano wire, which are iron-based, develop a layer of iron oxide on the surface due to low-temperature annealing, and the color changes from brown to deep blue (as shown in the photo) as the heat treatment temperature increases. Because of this blue coloration, low-temperature annealing is sometimes referred to as bluing treatment. However, in the case of stainless steel, there is not much color change even after heat treatment, so the term "bluing" does not seem appropriate as a description for heat treatment of springs in general.