Custom Springs

Extension springs absorb and store energy as well as create a resistance to a pulling force. These custom made springs are normally attached at both ends to other components and when these components move apart, the spring tries to bring them back together again.

1. Compression Springs- Compression springs are the most common type of small spring. These conduct a push-back motion when compressed, and are ideal for buttons and other devices where certain force resistance is required. Some of the most common custom compression springs can be found in click pens, small lotion dispensers, and push buttons. 

   
   

2.  Conical springs- Conical springs are a type of compression spring that is less common but quite useful. Thanks to its cone shape, it is ideal for applications with small spaces and it coils can telescope during deflection to save even more space. Conical springs can be used in electronic devices and are prominently found in battery operated items as conductors in the battery compartment.

   
   

3. Extension Springs- Toys and medical hand held devices may have small components that are dependent on extension springs such as those with pull and return functions or retractable actions. Some washers, medical devices, and handheld farm tools also use small extension springs. 

   
   

4. Torsion Springs- Small torsion springs for sale are not as common as compression springs but are definitely necessary for different types of devices and products. Small torsion springs are used in different applications and devices where a radial force or open-shut function is required. Hair clips are a very common item that use torsion springs, as well as clothes pins.

As a leading metal products company, Atlas metal spring department provided customers worldwide with custom precision springs and metal parts. We manufacture custom made springs for a variety of industries, including aerospace, computing, electronic instruments, and medical equipment. Our strengths are concrete benefits for our customers: