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TRYspring's tension coil springs (also known as tension springs or pull springs) are standardized springs tailored to meet user needs. For each wire diameter, there are 933 types of stainless steel wire (SUS304WPB) ranging from 0.18 to 2.0 mm, and 192 types of piano wire (SWPA) ranging from 1.2 to 2.0 mm, with 81 types available for a counter angle of 90°.

TRYspring's torsion coil springs (also known as twisted springs or torsion springs) are standardized springs tailored to meet user needs. For each wire diameter, there are 1,008 types of stainless steel wire (SUS304WPB) ranging from 0.3 to 1.2 mm in diameter, and 420 types of piano wire (SWPA) ranging from 1.4 to 2.0 mm in diameter. The standard products are right-wound, but left-wound options are also available.

The TRYspring circlip is a standardized spring designed for use as retaining rings or clips, featuring a ring shape. For each wire diameter, there are 104 types of stainless steel wire (SUS304WPB) with diameters ranging from 0.8 to 1.2 mm, and 93 types of piano wire (SWPA) with diameters ranging from 1.4 to 2.0 mm.

The TRYspring close-coil springs are standardized by wire diameter and outer diameter, with a length of 500mm (50cm). There are 116 types available for both stainless wire (SUS304WPB) and piano wire (SWC), with wire diameters ranging from 0.35 to 3.2mm.

The "twisted coil spring" is a spring that receives a torsional moment around the coil's central axis. There are cases where it is used by winding it in and cases where it is used by unwinding it, but generally, it is used in the winding direction. When subjected to a load, the coil diameter changes significantly. It is necessary to allow some space with the mounting components. 【Features】 ■ Piano wire ■ A spring that receives a torsional moment around the coil's central axis ■ Generally used in the winding direction ■ The coil diameter changes significantly when subjected to a load ■ It is necessary to allow some space with the mounting components *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

The "compression coil spring" is referred to as a "compression spring" and is a spring that receives load at the center of the coil. The end face shapes include open ends with continuous winding and closed ends with a seat winding to make the end face flat. Generally, the end faces are ground flat to prevent load bias and damage to mating parts. For those with a small wire diameter (thin wire), grinding may be omitted as they have less impact on load bias and mating parts. 【Features】 ■ Zinc-plated piano wire ■ Spring that receives load at the center of the coil ■ Available in open end and closed end ■ Prevents load bias and damage to mating parts *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

The "compression coil spring" is referred to as a "compression spring" and is a spring that receives load at the center of the coil. The end face shapes include open ends with uncoiled ends and closed ends with a seat coil that makes the end face flat. Generally, the end faces are ground to make them flat to prevent load bias and damage to mating parts. For springs with a small wire diameter (thin wire), grinding may be omitted as they have less impact on load bias and the mating parts. 【Features】 ■ Piano wire ■ A spring that receives load at the center of the coil ■ Available in open ends and closed ends ■ Prevents load bias and damage to mating parts *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

The "compression coil spring" is referred to as a "compression spring" and is a spring that receives load at the center of the coil. The end face shape can be either an open end with no winding or a closed end with a seat winding to make the end face flat. Generally, the end face is ground flat to prevent load bias and damage to the mating parts. For springs with a small wire diameter (thin wire), grinding may be omitted as they have less impact on load bias and the mating parts. 【Features】 ■ Made of stainless steel ■ A spring that receives load at the center of the coil ■ Available in open end and closed end ■ Prevents load bias and damage to mating parts *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

This technical document provides fundamental knowledge about springs, including key points to consider when selecting springs, an overview of four types of springs, and information on allowable ranges and allowable stress. It presents insights that can only be gained from "Sotec," which handles over 13,300 types of springs. 【Contents (partial introduction)】 ■ Important things to know (about winding direction, number of coils, sagging, etc.) ■ Overview of each spring (compression coil springs, tension coil springs, torsion coil springs) ■ Reference materials (tolerances, tensile strength, allowable stress, etc.) 　and more *For more details, please refer to the technical document or feel free to contact us.

Sotec Corporation has been selling standard springs under the "TRYspring" brand for over 20 years. At the start of sales, there were two types of springs: compression springs and tension springs, totaling 2,929 items. In response to customer demands, we have now added torsion springs, close-tolerance springs, and circlips, bringing the total to over 13,300 items across five types. This catalog introduces various springs, including "compression coil springs," which bear loads at the center of the coil, and "tension coil springs," which bear loads in the opposite direction of compression springs. Additionally, we also feature "torsion coil springs" and "circlips." [Contents] ■ Fax order form ■ How to place an order ■ Price list ■ Company overview ■ How to read the catalog ■ Important information ■ Reference materials ■ Fax order form (for different recipients) ■ Product introduction *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

Sotec Co., Ltd. has been selling standard springs under the "TRYspring" brand for over 20 years. At the time of launch, there were two types of springs: compression springs and tension springs, totaling 2,929 items. In response to customer requests, we have now added torsion springs, close-coil springs, and circlips, bringing the total to approximately 13,300 items across five types. 【Product Lineup】 ■ Compression coil springs SUS series: φ0.16 to φ2.00 / SWP series: φ0.35 to φ6.0 ■ Tension coil springs SUS series: φ0.18 to φ2.00 / SWP series: φ0.35 to φ2.00 ■ Torsion coil springs SUS series: φ0.30 to φ1.20 / SWP series: φ1.40 to φ2.00 ■ Circlips SUS series: φ0.80 to φ1.20 / SWP series: φ1.40 to φ2.00 ■ Close-coil springs SUS series: φ0.35 to φ3.20 / SWP series: φ0.35 to φ3.20 *For more details, please refer to our comprehensive catalog or feel free to contact us.

The "Circle Clip" is a type of fastener spring (various shapes of springs intended for fastening purposes). We offer circle clips made from round wire. 【Features】 ■ Various shapes of springs intended for fastening ■ Made from round wire ■ Material: Stainless steel, piano wire ■ Details: Inner diameter (mm) ■ Outer diameter: Tolerance JIS Class 2, unit mm *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

A "torsion spring" is a spring that receives a torsional moment around the coil's central axis. We will manufacture standard "torsion coil springs (right-hand wound)" as left-hand wound. 【Features】 ■ Custom-made products ■ Manufacturing right-hand wound as left-hand wound ■ A spring that receives a torsional moment around the coil's central axis *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

The "twisted coil spring" is a spring that receives a twisting moment around the coil's central axis. There are cases where it is used by winding it in or unwinding it, but generally, it is used in the winding direction. When a load is applied, the coil diameter changes significantly. It is necessary to allow some space with the mounting components. 【Features】 ■ Made of stainless steel ■ A spring that receives a twisting moment around the coil's central axis ■ Generally used in the winding direction ■ The coil diameter changes significantly when a load is applied ■ It is necessary to allow some space with the mounting components *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

TRYspring's compression coil springs (also known as compression springs, push springs, or compression springs) are standardized springs tailored to meet user needs. For each wire diameter: Stainless steel wire (SUS304WPB) is available in 4,860 types with wire diameters ranging from 0.16 to 2.0 mm, and piano wire (SWPA) is available in 5,278 types with wire diameters ranging from 0.35 to 6.0 mm.