Definition
Stainless Steel Compression Spring is an open-coil helical spring designed to resist axial compressive force. When pressure is applied, it shortens and stores elastic energy; it will return to its original length once the load is removed.
Introduction
Fabricated from stainless steel wire such as 304 or 316 grades, this compression spring has great rust and corrosion resistance, performing well in humid, coastal and mildly corrosive environments. It features stable elastic performance and long service life. Customizable on wire diameter, outer diameter and free length. Widely used in machinery, valves, instruments, automotive equipment and household hardware for buffering, shock absorption, pressure maintaining and force control.
