SAI SPRINGS

Corporate

Our engineers can assist in designing springs to satisfy the most exacting performance requirements.

We maintain the equipment to produce high quality springs at very competitive prices.We manufacture a wide range of round wire tension springs to customers' individual requirements and keep a large selection of materials in stock.

Applications for extension springs include automotive interiors and exteriors, garage door assemblies, electricals, electronics, vice-grip pliers, carburettors, trampolines, washing devices, farm machinery, toys as well as thousands of other uses. Extension springs come in a wide array of sizes, from small medical devices to off-road machinery brake springs.

The most advanced torsion coilers enable to manufacture even the most complicated, close tolerance springs with little or no special tooling. Costly secondary operations are avoided without any compromise in terms of quality and performance criteria.

We manufacture a wide range of round wire torsion springs to customer's individual requirements and keep a large selection of materials in stock.

Common torsion springs are used in clothes pins, automobiles, electrical, electronics, textiles machinery, computers, clipboards, swing-down tailgates, garage doors, window shades, counterbalance mechanisms, ratchets and various types of machine components.

Torsion springs are used for hinges, counterbalances and lever return applications. They are also used as couplings between concentric shafts, such as in a motor and pump assembly. Torsion springs are generally mounted around a shaft or arbour, and must be supported at three or more points. Various kinds of ends are available to facilitate mounting.

Spiral springs (also known as Recoil springs or Motor springs) store and release rotational energy in the form of torque. Spiral-wound flat metal strips are available in a wide range of sizes and attachment methods for gas-powered lawn and garden equipment, mechanical motors, counter-balance mechanisms, reel returns and rewind devices.

Flat spiral springs are also known as spiral torsion, clock springs or brush springs. They are characterized by the requirement that their coils do not touch during operation. Springs are designed to customer requirements and are used in the automotive, industrial and office equipment markets.

These are generally used as brush springs in D.C. motors, automobile seats, anti-backslash springs, Alternators, Drill presses, Vertical mill, Counterbalance springs etc.