Industrial spring catalogue
Compression, extension and torsion spring ranges.
Use the catalogue to identify the spring form closest to your requirement. Final dimensions, material, finish, loading, quantity, availability and price are confirmed through quotation.
No public pricing is shown because industrial spring requirements depend on the actual specification and order context.
Spring families
Compression
Helical springs that resist axial compression and can support loading, return or separation duties in machinery and assemblies.
Extension
Close-wound forms that work in tension, generally using hooks, loops or other formed ends to connect to an assembly.
Torsion
Coiled forms that work through angular movement, using legs or arms to apply or resist rotational force.
CS-40 Compression Spring
Cylindrical open-coil spring for general industrial loading and return duties.
- Form
- Open-coil cylindrical form
- Context
- General machinery & assemblies
HD-85 Heavy Compression Spring
Heavier-wire compression form for robust machinery and equipment applications.
- Form
- Heavier wire
- Context
- Robust axial-loading context
CX-60 Conical Compression Spring
Tapered helical form for applications where nested movement or changing diameter is useful.
- Form
- Tapered diameter
- Context
- Compact nesting potential
BS-72 Barrel Compression Spring
Barrel-profile spring with a fuller centre diameter and reduced end diameters.
- Form
- Barrel geometry
- Context
- Controlled working envelope
CP-28 Compact Compression Spring
Compact fine-pitch spring for shorter travel and constrained industrial assemblies.
- Form
- Fine pitch
- Context
- Compact assembly use
LT-64 Long-Travel Compression Spring
Slender helical form for assemblies that need a longer working envelope.
- Form
- Slender body
- Context
- Extended working envelope
ES-55 Extension Spring
Close-wound extension form with formed end loops for tension and return applications.
- Form
- Close wound
- Context
- Formed loop ends
EH-90 Heavy Extension Spring
Heavier-wire extension form for more robust tension and return duties.
- Form
- Heavier wire
- Context
- Industrial tension use
EL-38 Long-Loop Extension Spring
Extension form using longer loop geometry for alternative attachment conditions.
- Form
- Extended loops
- Context
- Attachment-led geometry
TS-35 Torsion Spring
Single-body torsion spring with offset legs for rotational loading and return.
- Form
- Single coil
- Context
- Rotational action
TO-48 Offset-Leg Torsion Spring
Torsion form with asymmetric leg geometry for application-specific engagement points.
- Form
- Offset legs
- Context
- Engagement geometry
DT-70 Double Torsion Spring
Paired torsion coils with linked geometry for balanced rotational spring action.
- Form
- Twin coil
- Context
- Linked torsion form
Quotation information
Useful details to include with an enquiry.
Geometry
Wire diameter, outside or inside diameter, free length, coil count and end form where known.
Application
What the spring needs to do, where it sits in the assembly and the movement or return function required.
Material & environment
Any known material preference plus relevant temperature, corrosion or operating-environment considerations.
Commercial requirement
Quantity under consideration, target timing and whether the requirement is one-off, replacement or repeat.
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