Spraying Industrial Double Torsion Spring Customized SUS316 0.09mm

Introduction

The common function of a Torsion Spring is to twist and then come back to its original position. A torsion spring is used when there is a need for rotational torque. There are two types of torsion spring designs – single and double, with single torsion springs being the most common type. When a Torsion Spring is assembled over a shaft, it is important to note that, as the spring is rotated in a normal direction, the inner diameter reduces which can cause binding on the shaft along with unnecessary stresses to the spring; it is critical to take into consideration the inside diameter of the spring along with the shaft size it works over. Typically the more malleable spring materials.

Torsion Springs product attributes

Application of Torsion Springs

Aviation, automotive, motorbike, bicycle, automatic equipment, household appliance, medical device ,toy, telecommunication, computer, instrument and meter, furniture, electric tools, mold and other industries.

Custom Torsion Springs

Torsion spring is the ultimate of the variant spring, from single torsion spring to double torsion spring special torsion spring, even the deformation of various torsion bars, which can be shaped according to design. Therefore, it is difficult to grasp the necessary information of the torsion spring when designing:
(1) Free length.
(2) Control diameter: (a) outer diameter, (b) inner diameter, (c) inner diameter of casing, or (d) outer diameter of round rod passed through.
(3) Wire size "wire diameter".
(4) Materials (type and grade).
(5) Number of turns: (a) total number of turns and (b) right-handed or left-handed.
(6) Torsion force: pounds deflected to a certain angle.
(7) Maximum deflection (angle from free position).
(8) The form of the end.
Please specify: material diameter (d), outer diameter (D), torsion arm length (L), free height (Lo), and other geometric dimensions, such as the guide moment (T 1 T 2 ... T j) and the corresponding sum Corresponding torsional angle (Ψ)