High Force Compression Springs

Century spring warehouses the largest inventory of high grade straight cylindrically shaped compression springs in the world a compression spring is an open coil helical spring that offers resistance to a compressive force applied axially they are usually coiled at a constant diameter though they can be coiled in other needed forms such as conical concave.

High force compression springs.

High load fastener mount compression springs. Learn more about compression springs. High force miniature gas springs. Helical compression is the most common metal spring configuration.

Additional terminology information is available in our faq. Igs gas spring products are developed under the most stringent quality. To increase the tension or force of your spring you must either increase the wire diameter decrease the outer diameter or increase the length of your high tension spring s body. They have large wire diameters from 1 4 inch to 1 inch in thickness and are required when the spring needs to support a large amount of load in a mechanism.

Standard compression gas springs also known as gas struts are normally extended self contained force generating devices used in a wide range of industries to provide a compact high force solution to aid the lifting counterbalancing and damping of applications. They are designed to operate with a compression load causing the spring to get shorter as the load is applied. Therefore decreasing the. A compression spring is an open coiled helical spring made of round wire usually metal that offers resistance to an axial force and keeps two items separated.

These springs handle higher loads than standard fastener mount compression springs. High quality compression springs available in various specifications. Spec mechanical compression springs are open coil helical springs in a variety of cross sections and forms for linear applications. Compression springs are the type of open coiled helical springs which are designed to oppose the compression set along the wind axis.

As compression springs are compressed to a shorter height they provide a force push to return the spring back to its normal height. Heavy duty springs are compression extension or torsion springs with a great amount of force. The compression springs are either fitted inside a hole or placed on a rod. For the heaviest loads these springs have more than double the load capacity of high load fastener mount compression springs.

The force chart shows what adjustments will increase the force of your high tension spring. Secure by inserting a fastener through the hole at the base.