Compression Springs, also known as torsion springs, are mechanical devices engineered specifically to withstand and resist compressive forces. When external pressure is applied, these springs efficiently store compressive mechanical energy, making them ideal for applications requiring controlled force absorption. They are extensively utilized in various mechanical systems, particularly in valves and automotive suspension components.


Extension Springs are specialized components engineered to counteract and resist tension forces. These versatile springs are characterized by their ability to operate under tensile loads, featuring distinctive hooks or loops at both ends for secure attachment. Common applications include garage door mechanisms and trampoline suspension systems.


Torsion Springs are precision-engineered components designed to resist rotational or twisting forces. These springs effectively apply torque and excel at maintaining specific angular positions. They find widespread use in applications such as door hinges as well as in the automotive industry.