Tension springs are tightly wound coils that are designed to operate with tension. The spring stretches to a specific length as the load/force is applied to it. In an unloaded position, the loops of the spring are touching, with either a loop or hook attached at one end, and it is when this attachment is directed with force that the spring stretches. When these components are pulled apart, usually from either side, the spring tries to hold itself together, causing the springing action, until the force is stopped and it can return to its original form.

The different types of Tension springs are Machine cut plain ends, Loop end, round end, V-Hook end, Eye end etc.

Applications for extension springs include automotive interiors and exteriors, garage door assemblies, vise-grip pliers, carburetors, trampolines, washing devices, farm machinery, toys as well as thousands of other uses. Extension springs come in a wide array of sizes, from small medical devices to off-road machinery brake springs.We can custom manufacture any tension spring to fit your needs. As a trusted extension spring manufacturer, we have offered great prices, high quality and total customer satisfaction for more than a century.

The different types of conical springs are Conical Compression and Extension Springs.

Conical Springs are used in Push buttons, Battery conductors, Electrical and electronics Products.

Conical compression springs are springs that have large diameters that cone down to smaller diameters.

Also known as tapered compression springs, these springs provide a near constant rate and, because of their ability to telescope, can provide a lower solid height than a normal compression springs.

Conical extension springs are designed and manufactured by coning down the last few coils then forming the hooks on these reduced ends. The main purpose of this type of spring is to decrease the stresses in the hooks, thus avoiding breakage.

Another advantage of this type of spring is the ability to create swivel hook extension springs, which are manufactured with separate S hooks that are inserted inside the reduced ends.

These types of hooks enable free movement to ensure the correct alignment for the application. In larger wire diameter extension springs where loads can be significant, the ends may be coned down in order to fit in plugs or even large eyebolts.We can custom manufacture any conical spring to fit your needs. As a trusted conical spring manufacturer, we have offered great prices, high quality and total customer satisfaction for more than a century.

Recent advances in CNC manufacturing technology have significantly lowered the cost of creating prototypes of complex wire form parts. The MSP engineering staff gladly assists customers with part design, and we often produce wire form prototypes to help make sure components will fit special requirements. Modern prototypes often can be changed and reproduced in minutes, saving time, lowering costs and avoiding design errors.

Compression spring ends often are ground to increase operational life and to allow the spring to sit squarely on the load-bearing surface. Grinding of compression springs also increases the number of active coils and the wire diameter available in a given volume of space, which can result in higher loads or lower stresses. As a modern compression springs manufacturer, our facilities operate with a wide variety of equipment - from hand-operated grinding tools to automatic, high-speed vertical spindle disc grinders.

Tension springs are tightly wound coils that are designed to operate with tension. The spring stretches to a specific length as the load/force is applied to it. In an unloaded position, the loops of the spring are touching, with either a loop or hook attached at one end, and it is when this attachment is directed with force that the spring stretches. When these components are pulled apart, usually from either side, the spring tries to hold itself together, causing the springing action, until the force is stopped and it can return to its original form.

The different types of Tension springs are Machine cut plain ends, Loop end, round end, V-Hook end, Eye end etc.

Applications for extension springs include automotive interiors and exteriors, garage door assemblies, vise-grip pliers, carburetors, trampolines, washing devices, farm machinery, toys as well as thousands of other uses. Extension springs come in a wide array of sizes, from small medical devices to off-road machinery brake springs.We can custom manufacture any tension spring to fit your needs. As a trusted extension spring manufacturer, we have offered great prices, high quality and total customer satisfaction for more than a century.

The different types of conical springs are Conical Compression and Extension Springs.

Conical Springs are used in Push buttons, Battery conductors, Electrical and electronics Products.

Conical compression springs are springs that have large diameters that cone down to smaller diameters.

Also known as tapered compression springs, these springs provide a near constant rate and, because of their ability to telescope, can provide a lower solid height than a normal compression springs.

Conical extension springs are designed and manufactured by coning down the last few coils then forming the hooks on these reduced ends. The main purpose of this type of spring is to decrease the stresses in the hooks, thus avoiding breakage.

Another advantage of this type of spring is the ability to create swivel hook extension springs, which are manufactured with separate S hooks that are inserted inside the reduced ends.

These types of hooks enable free movement to ensure the correct alignment for the application. In larger wire diameter extension springs where loads can be significant, the ends may be coned down in order to fit in plugs or even large eyebolts.We can custom manufacture any conical spring to fit your needs. As a trusted conical spring manufacturer, we have offered great prices, high quality and total customer satisfaction for more than a century.

Recent advances in CNC manufacturing technology have significantly lowered the cost of creating prototypes of complex wire form parts. The MSP engineering staff gladly assists customers with part design, and we often produce wire form prototypes to help make sure components will fit special requirements. Modern prototypes often can be changed and reproduced in minutes, saving time, lowering costs and avoiding design errors.

Compression spring ends often are ground to increase operational life and to allow the spring to sit squarely on the load-bearing surface. Grinding of compression springs also increases the number of active coils and the wire diameter available in a given volume of space, which can result in higher loads or lower stresses. As a modern compression springs manufacturer, our facilities operate with a wide variety of equipment - from hand-operated grinding tools to automatic, high-speed vertical spindle disc grinders.