SPRINGS

Technical Data Mat EN 10270-1 - type of material d 0.2 mm Wire diameter D 2.9 mm Mean coil diameter Dd 2.3 mm maximum diameter of mandrel De 3.1 mm Outer coil diameter Detol 0.25 mm (+/-) tolerances of outer coil diameter Dh 3.4 mm minimum diameter of bush F1tol N (+/-) tolerance of prestressed spring force F2tol N (+/-) tolerance of loaded spring force Fn 0.46 N maximum force in static use Fntol 0.1 N (+/-) tolerance of maximum force in static use Lk mm buckling length L0 7.5 mm unstressed spring length L0tol 0.96 mm (+/-) tolerance of unstressed spring length

Production to order – also with special-purpose materials as required: We only produce in accordance with customer specifications. Compression springs can assume a wide variety of designs and forms. Our production facilities include compression springs with wire thicknesses in the range of 0.30 to 3.00 mm with abraded ends and in the range of 0.10 to 4.00 mm with unabraded ends. Even extremely strict tolerances regarding length and strength are adhered to in our compression spring production facility. Special-purpose materials that meet specific requirements can also be integrated into production without any problems. Wire materials: All standard spring steel wires in accordance with EN 10270. Non-ferrous wires made of copper, brass and bronze. Special alloys such as: Hasteloy, CuNi44, NbZr1, TaW2. Other materials on request.

Compression springs is the most common type of springs. The majority of compression springs are cylindrical and linear, but to this group belongs also conical, barrel shaped, tapered out ends and more. The design can be adjusted to fulfill a wide range of requirements concerning spring characteristic.

Dimensions Wire diameter: 0,2 – 8,0 mm Spring length up to 1500 mm Special profiles feasible Outside diameter max. 120 mm Customer specific spring shape Material All spring materials Coating All commonly coated spring steels In-house phosphating In-house stove-enameling Additional coatings through external services Specialities Compression springs highly resistant against dynamic stress Compression springs highly resistant against static stress Minimal relaxation due to heat treatment Fully automated setting- and force-inspection Smallest force tolerances Customer specific packaging Assembling and mounting with other components Rapid prototyping