When it comes to mechanical design, selecting the right type of spring is critical. Whether you're building heavy-duty industrial machinery or precision components for OEM applications, springs play a vital role in functionality, safety, and durability. In this guide, we break down the three most commonly used industrial springs — compression, torsion, and disc springs — and help you understand how to choose the right spring for your specific application.
Choose compression springs for axial loads, torsion springs for rotating force, and disc (Belleville) springs for very high force in tight spaces, validating designs against EN 13906 and EN 16983/16984 before placing a custom spring order.
EU standards at a glance
When it comes to industrial springs, compression springs are among the most widely used components in many industries. They are essential in applications that require load handling, vibration resistance and energy storage.
Industrial springs are critical mechanical components that face numerous design challenges across manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, and other demanding applications. Understanding these challenges and implementing effective solutions is essential for spring failure prevention and ensuring optimal performance. At Vanel Tech, our comprehensive engineering approach addresses the most common spring design obstacles with precision-engineered solutions.
In an industrial world where precision, reliability, and performance are non-negotiable, technical springs play a critical role. From automotive to aerospace, and from medical devices to electromechanics, these discreet yet essential components perform crucial functions. At Vanel.tech, we help you turn a simple spring into a true lever of performance for your projects.
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A tension spring (also known as an extension spring) is a mechanical component designed to operate under tensile stress. Unlike compression springs that push back when compressed, tension springs pull components
Les ressorts de compression sont des composants mécaniques omniprésents dans une multitude d'applications, allant des simples stylos à bille aux machines industrielles complexes. Ils jouent un rôle crucial en absorbant les chocs, en fournissant une force de rappel ou en maintenant des éléments en position.
Un ressort de compression est un ressort hélicoïdal qui se comprime sous l'application d'une force et reprend sa forme initiale une fois la force relâchée. Ils sont généralement fabriqués à partir de fil d'acier, mais peuvent également être en d'autres matériau
<p>Vanel Company produces compression springs from chrome-silisium steel, which guarantees better endurance and greater spring rate.</p>
