Tension Springs

The Pulling Force Resistor

Tension Springs – The Pulling Force Resistor

About the Product

Tension springs (or extension springs) are helical springs designed to absorb and store energy by resisting a pulling force. They are typically close-coiled and feature hooks or loops at the ends for secure attachment, releasing their stored energy as they extend under load.

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Key Features
  • Close-coiled, helical design
  • Variety of end hooks (English, German, cross)
  • Uniform tension/pitch along the body
  • Pre-tension for tight coil spacing
Product Overview

Tension springs are essential for providing restorative force. They are widely used in **trampolines, garage doors, washing machines, and lever mechanisms**. Their close-coil structure and custom ends ensure a secure attachment and reliable, consistent pulling force.

Technical Specifications

Characteristics: Linear force response, customizable hook direction and coil tightness (pre-tension), rust-proof with surface treatment options, supports high cycle usage.

Measurements: Wire Diameter: 0.2{mm} – 25{mm}, Outer Diameter: 2{mm} – 150{mm}, Free Length: Custom Hook-to-Hook Length, Number of Coils: Variable as per tension requirement.

Configurations: Full loops, extended hooks, reduced hooks, swiveling ends, various hook shapes (cross-center, side-center).

Rate or Stiffness: Moderate stiffness (20–150{ N/mm}).

Service Life: Up to 500,000 dynamic cycles depending on load type and environment.

Tolerances: pm 0.1{mm} OD, pm 10 in load, adhering to IS and DIN standards.

Applications: Trampolines, return mechanisms, garage doors, automotive interiors, levers, and pull-actuated devices.

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