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Springs

We provide springs used in various industries, mainly compression springs and tension springs.
In particular, the Misumi brand has standardized important specifications for the same diameter and reduces the trouble of designing springs.

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Specification

Question: Are materials of round wire coil spring (SWP-A and SUS304-WPB) magnetic material?

Answer: Both of them are magnetic material.

Question: At which spring deflection position does the maximum load (N max)?

Answer: Load at maximum deflection of spring (F max)
Spring may be damaged if it travels over the deflection limit.

Question: What is Total number of winding and number of active windings of tension spring?

Answer: Total number of windings ={L-2 (D-d) }÷d
Number of active windings＝ Total number of winding -2
Total number of windings is only for reference value, it varies to production lot of spring.

Question: What is total number of winding and number of active windings of round wire coil spring?

Answer: Total number of windings＝solid length÷wire diameter (d) -1
Number of active windings＝ Total number of winding -2
Total number of windings is only for reference value, it varies to production lot of spring.

Question: How do you calculate the force required to compress a spring?

Answer: Force required to compress a spring＝
Pre-tension (N) + Spring constant (N/mm) ｘSpring deflection (mm)