Extension springs, which are also referred to as closed coil helical springs have both their ends attached to different components. When an external force is applied, and the components move apart, and these springs try to bring these components back to their original position. This is why, these springs are also sometimes referred as tension helical springs. To do this, an extension spring absorbs, and holds energy. It creates resistance of equal magnitude as that of the applied force. SMSC provides close wound extension springs of different capabilities and specifications.
The extension springs available with us have following specifications:
Diameter | .10 to 6.00 in | 2.54 to 152.4 mm | |
Free Length | .25 to 120 inch | 6.35 to 3048 mm | |
Wire Size | .010 to .375 in | .254 to 9.525 mm | |
Direction of Winding | Right Hand | Left Hand | Optional |
Loop Types | Machine Hooks | Extended | Single Full Loop |
Side Hooks | Cross Over | Double Full Loop | |
Material | Beryllium Copper | Music Wire | Inconel |
Chrome Silicon | Chromium Vanadium | Phosphor Bronze | |
Stainless Steel 302 | Stainless Steel 304 | Stainless Steel 316 | |
Finish | Plain | Black Oxide | Painted |
Cadmium | Passivate | Zinc Gold | |
Zinc Silver | Gold Irridite |
We provide extension springs of following capabilities:
We provide different types of mechanical extension springs, which includes:
There are a number of end types of an extension spring. Here are some end types:
Extension springs can be designed in various shapes, such as:
The closed coil helical springs find their use in a wide range of applications, including:
The comprehensive stock extension spring catalogue provided by SMSC will help you in selecting the right type of springs for your applications. To know more about different types of extension springs, and also the other types of springs that we provide, please contact at the earliest. You can reach out to us on our toll-free number 800-330-2460, or mail us your requirements at smsc@windstream.net.