
Die springs, or high force compression springs, are engineered to endure exceptional levels of applied stress and maintain performance under extreme conditions. These robust springs can handle up to 30% more stress compared to standard compression springs and are effective even in environments with temperatures reaching up to 475 degrees Fahrenheit. Crafted from rectangular or square wire, die springs possess distinctive features due to their unique wire shape. The larger cross-sectional area of rectangular and square wire enhances the spring's strength and load-bearing capacity. After coiling, die springs are stress-relieved, pre-set, and shot peened to maximize their fatigue life. The ends are precisely ground and finished with a powder coating in solid colors. Each group of die springs is categorized by load range and identified through a color-coding system for easy selection.
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Manufacturing Process
Die Springs are manufactured on imported CNC Spring Coiling Machines with SPC on line with free length sorting device for critical load value.