Heavy-duty tension springs for oil and gas applications
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After the car is equipped with a heightening spring, the chassis height of the car can be increased, but the comfort and high-speed cornering stability will be deteriorated.
We are the experts in heavy-duty compression springs. We design, engineer and manufacture millions every year for every specification.
Compression springs, of every size, are widely used across multiple industries for a variety of applications.
A coil spring, also known as helical spring, is one of the most common types of springs in use.
The spiral, coiled shape is readily recognizable; the basic yet versatile form means it can be used to push, pull or support almost anything.
There is no problem in shortening the spring itself, but many friends did not consider the degree of cooperation between the shock absorber and the spring after shortening the spring.