The wave spring reduces the spring height by 50% while maintaining the same force and deformation as ordinary helical / compression springs.

The wave spring adapts to tight radial and axial spaces.

More than 4,000 types of standard springs made from carbon steel and stainless steel (with diameters ranging from .188″ to 16″, 5 mm to 400 mm).

The wave spring operates as load-bearing equipment. They occupy gaps and compensate for dimensional changes in devices. The load can accumulate gradually or suddenly, potentially exerting an infinite range of force to reach a predetermined working height. This establishes an accurate elastic ratio, where load is proportional to deformation.

Both dynamic and static spring applications require functional specifications. Special performance characteristics are built into each spring to meet various precise operating conditions. Typically, the wave spring occupies a very small working area. This product’s demand is not limited to use in tight axial and radial spaces.