Rectangular Springs

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High temperature resistant springs

Corrosion-resistant springs

High frequency oscillating springs

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Compression Springs Extension Springs Torsion Springs Wave Springs Disc Springs Rectangular Springs

Spring customization

Compression Springs Extension Springs Torsion Springs Wave Springs Disc Springs Rectangular Springs

Special functional springs

High temperature resistant springs Corrosion-resistant springs High frequency oscillating springs No magnetic springs Memory alloy springs Elgiloy springs

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Automotive Solutions New Energy Solutions Medical Solutions Mechanical Solutions Electronic Solutions Valve Solutions Aerospace Solutions No source force memory alloy temperature control valve

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Rectangular springs emerged during the European Industrial Revolution in the 1960s, originally developed to address spatial constraints in heavy machinery and automotive suspension systems. Compared to traditional round-wire coil springs, rectangular springs offer two core advantages: they provide higher load-bearing capacity (approximately 30% greater) and more stable mechanical performance under equivalent load conditions, while reducing required installation space by up to 40%. This makes them ideal for applications with strict volume and performance demands. Initially used primarily in industrial equipment and automotive systems, their use has since expanded into various high-precision industries.

Variants

Single-body rectangular coil springs, stacked or nested rectangular spring assemblies, rectangular-wire compression springs, special-profile rectangular springs (e.g., tapered or wave-end designs).

Application Fields

Since the 21st century, rectangular spring applications have extended from their original heavy-duty industrial roots into numerous high-precision sectors. Typical uses now include the automotive industry, aerospace, electronics, machinery, construction, and energy systems.