wave spring

Wave springs (abbreviated as "wave springs") were born in the 1970s in the United States, initially developed specifically for the aerospace and military industries. Compared with ordinary compression springs, it has two significant advantages: the working stroke can be reduced by more than 50% under the same load, and its own weight can be reduced by at least 70%. Initially, the wave spring was made by stamping thin steel plates, which resulted in higher mold costs, longer delivery times, and only the production of single-layer wave pads; Through technological improvements in modern times, wave springs are made by winding thin steel strips using special processing techniques, and can be processed into single-layer and multi-layer, wave coil or flat coil wave springs; This can avoid the drawbacks of interference between the outer diameter expansion and the workpiece during wave spring compression.

Product Expansion

Single layer wave pad, multi-layer wave spring, flat coil wave spring, wave coil wave spring, opposite top wave spring, stacked wave spring, circular wire wave spring

Applicable scenarios

Wave springs are almost used in all industrial fields, and Weibo Spring Company's wave springs are mainly used in industries such as aerospace, precision machinery, hydraulic seals, high-end motors, and automotive parts.