Die springs Types and Sizes
They are light, medium, heavy, and extra heavy-duty springs depending on the forces that you require. We can assist you in choosing the best type of die spring that is suited properly for your application. They are typically made from rectangular wire with flat ground and square ends which helps reduce the buckling of springs. They are also known as high force compression springs as they can withstand higher loads, temperatures, and stresses than a standard compression spring. These can also be used in brake and clutch applications. The typical material utilized in dies springs is Chrome Vanadium (CrV) and Chrome Silicon (CrSi) or a hybrid alloy of Chrome Silicon Vanadium (CrSiV) alloy.
Custom Die Springs
At Coiling Technologies, Inc., we employ effective, fast, and economical technologies to produce the custom springs you need for your project. We can handle any level of production, from one unique piece to hundreds of thousands of units. Our engineers will work with your technical staff to provide a die spring of any size, material, and finish that is best suited to meet your requirements.
Coiling Technologies is proud to offer ISO 9001-certified custom die springs to our customers. Contact us today to learn more!
Die Spring FAQs
What are die springs used for?
Die springs are commonly used in applications where deflection is limited and high loads are required. They are known for their long fatigue life and can withstand high-cycle operations.
Typical applications include:
- Stamping and forming dies.
- Injection molds.
- Press tools.
- Heavy industrial machinery.
What distinguishes die springs from standard compression springs?
- Higher load capacity.
- Limited deflection capability. They operate safely at shorter strokes, making them ideal for applications where space is limited.
- Longer fatigue life.
How do I select the correct die spring?
Selecting the correct die spring requires the following criteria:
- Require force and stroke
- Available installation space
- Cycle life requirements
Still have questions? Contact our engineering team now. We can answer any question related to die springs!
