Compression Springs

are coiled helical springs that resist a compressive force applied axially. Compression Springs may be cylindrical, conical, tapered, concave or convex in shape. The changing of spring ends, direction of the helix, material and finish allows a compression spring to meet a wide variety of special industrial needs.

Extension Springs

are wound with initial tension which holds the coils together and offers resistance to a pulling force. Extension Springs can have many different styles of hooked and looped ends.

Torsion Springs

are made to offer resistance to applied torque. When deflected, they will reduce in coil diameter and extend in overall length. They are used in a variety of applications where torque is needed.

Wire Forms

With Wire Forms, simple things mean a lot.Wire forms can produce tensional and torsional movement.

Wire Baskets, Filter mesh, Umbrella rib, Steel nails, China riveting, Kitchen utensils, Sanitary wares,Pet cages, Steel wire flexible tubes, Kitchen hanger...etc