Machinery and Tools

Springs are crucial in many mechanical devices, providing force, tension, and flexibility. They also help stabilise machinery by reducing vibrations and impacts, which can prolong the life of tools and reduce wear on components. Key applications include: 

• Die Machinery:  Die springs endure high stress in stamping, pressing, and precision machining to maintain uniform pressure under heavy loads.  
• Medical Devices: High-carbon steel springs are used in surgical instruments, retractable hospital beds, and monitoring equipment.  
• Industrial Equipment: Tension springs help control movements and maintain tension in machinery like conveyor systems and agricultural implements for optimal performance.

Power tools like impact drivers, bench grinders, and tile cutters utilise springs to enhance efficiency and precision in tasks. In factories, robotic arms are used for assembly, welding, and material handling, increasing production speed and consistency.