Compression Spring Manufactures

2012 Lee Spring Catalog Measures up to Global Needs

Once again, Lee Spring asked for market input, listened, and reacted with a new catalog featuring over 21,000 Stock Springs. To meet the needs of the global economy and their increasing domestic and global market demands, Lee Spring is introducing new metric product lines and expanding their existing metric stock product offerings. “The world speaks many languages, but the engineering world speaks one measurement language and that is metric,” noted Helene Herman, Lee’s Director of Global Marketing. “Although our current catalog and website displays our designs in both inch and metric, customers both in North America and abroad continue to request more hard metric designs and to submit prints only in metric.” REDUX Wave Spring Inch Stock designs and has more than doubled its Belleville Washer offering. Generally, Wave Springs occupy 30-50% of the compresses height space of comparable round wire springs, offering equal deflection with the same load specifications. Belleville washers are designed to support high loads with relatively small deflections and solid heights. Lee’s online catalog, available at www.leespring.com, features user friendly product search engines as well as ecommerce options. To order a complimentary 2012 print catalog, visit Lee’s website at www.leespring.com, email Marketing@leespring.com or call 888 SPRINGS. Custom designs in a variety of materials are offered through RFQ submission to sales@leespring.com, by fax to 888.426.6655, or by calling 888 SPRINGS. Lee offers extensive custom services for the production of Springs, Wire Forms, Washers, Stampings, Four Slide Parts and Assemblies.

Montreal Services: Compression Spring Usage

Compression springs are made by twisting metal wires of varying gauges into cylindrical spiral forms. The type of metal and gauge of wire used varies in relation to the application that the spring will be used for. Most compression springs that are mass manufactured today are used in mattresses, box springs, automobiles , and aerospace equipment . These springs are used to absorb certain amounts of energy in order to keep two objects apart. Non-hydraulic automobile shock absorbers are nothing more than large compression springs that are being used to prevent damage to vehicles under certain circumstances. Most people are likely familiar with the compression springs found in mattresses and furniture . When people lie down on a mattress, the springs in the mattress and box springs provide buoyancy and make the surface more comfortable. Without a compression spring mattress and box springs, the bed would simply sag wherever the person was lying since it would not be able to absorb the energy produced by their weight. This principle works the same way in automobiles; compression springs absorb the shock when cars hit potholes or other bumps in the road. Without them, the vehicle would be terribly unstable since the car’s body would be unable to remain level with the wheels. Manufacturers and inventors all over the world are faced with the need for compression spring technology on a daily basis. Although the ideals behind the compression spring are relatively simple, manufacturing them to exact specifications is not. Spring manufacturing, especially in mass quantities, requires very sophisticated and expensive equipment. There are several Montreal factories that specialize in mass producing springs, but what about custom designed springs for product prototypes? Many factories are happy to take on these projects at a cost, but there are some machine shops that possess the technology to create a single compression spring at a reasonable price.

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