What We Offer

A Compression spring is an open-wound, helical springs that exert a load or force when compressed. They are typically cylindrical but can be conical, barrel shaped, or hourglass form. The ends can be open only, open and ground, closed only, or closed and ground.

Extension springs are tight wound, helical springs that create a resistance to a pulling force. These springs are wound with an initial tension that holds the coils together. Initial tension is the force it takes to separate the coils. We can make these springs with machine hooks or loops, cross-over hooks or loops, extended hooks, swivel hooks, or any other type to fit your application.

We are capable of manufacturing custom wire forms in a variety of shapes and sizes. Manufacturing is available in round wire or strip design.

Torsion springs are helical coil springs that exert a torque or rotary force. Torsion springs are wound clockwise or counter clockwise so that the deflection causes the spring to wind up from the free position. Torsion springs reduce in diameter as they wind up and their body length becomes longer. Torsion springs are typically tight wound but can be produced with pitch in them to reduce friction. These springs should be supported by a rod thru the center whenever possible. The legs on these springs vary greatly. Our machinery allows us to make a wide variety of bends and angles on the legs to meet many requirements including the double torsion spring.