Tension Springs

Extension springs, another name for tension springs, are elastic structures made to hold and absorb energy as they are stretched or pulled. These springs, which are made up of tightly wrapped coils, exert effort to relieve the given stress and return to their initial, uncompressed form. Tension springs are widely used in many different applications, including industrial gear, garage doors, and trampolines.

They are strong and resilient, usually made of materials like music wire or stainless steel. Their design enables modification to meet unique needs in engineering and production processes in terms of length, diameter, and end configurations. Reliable counterbalancing and tensioning solutions are made possible in large part by tension springs.

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