HOW IT
WORK
Flat springs, commonly found in various sizes and specifications, share a similar functionality. They are composed of flat metal stock, frequently stainless steel, and are stamped to achieve their intended design.
Despite their flat appearance, flat springs possess a slight curvature, essentially a cupped shape. This curvature serves the purpose of storing mechanical energy. When placed under a weight-bearing object, the cupped design allows the spring to compress. This compression enables the spring to store and release the object's energy. While the spring flattens, its cupped design enables it to exert a force against the object it is used in.
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APPLICATIONS
This adaptability makes them ideal for a diverse range of applications, many of which are found in everyday life, such as:
AEROSPACE
Lightweight design and precise control in avionics and navigation systems.
LOCKING
Found in toys for projectile motion, enhancing interactive features.
DEFENSE
Applied in firearms, ammunition, and defense mechanisms.
NAVIGATION
ffer stable and precise movement control in instruments and devices.
GAME
Provide feedback and control in devices such as controllers and arcade.
ELECTRICAL
Maintain contact and ensure continuity in switches, connectors, and terminals.
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