Spring Inventions You Couldn’t Live Without!

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Can you image how uncomfortable your mattress

would be without compression springs to jump

on?

Compression Springs

Compression springs pop up out of nowhere!

They’re specially designed to have gaps between each coil, allowing the

spring to absorb energy when it’s pushed together!

Or how horrid driving would be without a heavy duty suspension

spring to cushion your drive?

Extension Springs a.k.a Tension Springs

Extension springs work in the opposite way to compression springs!

Designed with touching coils, these springs are used to

stretch apart when force is applied, holding a great

amount of potential energy!How un-springy would your

trampoline be without extension springs letting you

‘reach for the stars’? Extension springs are even used in door

locks!

Torsion SpringsTorsion springs act completely

different to Extension and Compression springs! Instead of stretching or

snapping back together, torsion springs are

designed like a helix!

They twist tighter together when force is applied!

Can you imagine using a butterfly clip without the use of a helix

spring?

Disc SpringsDisc springs are designed

into a conical shape making them very strong

and resilient!

This means they can withstand very large loads!

Disc springs’ unlimited number of stacking positions makes this particular spring

very versatile and adaptable!

Die SpringsDie springs are a stronger, more concentrated hybrid

version of compression springs! Die springs are made from

rectangular wire! This allows them to withstand greater forces than your standard

compression spring!

They can even withstand temperatures reaching a

whopping 475⁰!

Motor Springs

The unique design allows the spring to provide rotational energy from

the attached shaft, no matter what it’s locked with!

Motor springs allow for a 10-20 spring force turn!

Can you imagine living without motor powered equipment and

engines?

Wave Springs

Wave springs are space saving technology!

They use less material and are quicker and easier to assemble

than traditional coil springs. This makes them very cost

efficient!

Made from a flat spring metal, wave springs are a multi-coiled frame network perfect for fitting into

small spaces where a big job needs doing!

Clock Springs

Clock springs are specially designed to replicate extension

(aka torsion) springs!

The difference between the two is that clock springs are made from flat

wires instead of round!

They work by revolving around an object’s axis, pushing into other objects and forcing the cogs in a

clock to rotate!

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