Compression Springs

Hot Coiled Spring

A hot coiled spring is a type of helical compression spring formed by winding wire that has been heated to a high temperature, making it more pliable during manufacturing. This process enables the creation of springs with larger wire diameters and robust mechanical properties, ideal for heavy-duty and high-stress applications. Key Features: Manufacturing Process: Wire is heated to a high temperature before coiling, allowing the formation of thicker and stronger springs. Material: Typically made from high-carbon steel, alloy steel, or stainless steel suited for heat treatment. Performance: Exhibits excellent strength, durability, and fatigue resistance, suitable for demanding environments. Design: Allows for larger diameter springs with high load-bearing capacity and greater deflection. Applications: Ideal for industrial machinery, automotive suspension systems, heavy equipment, and construction machinery.