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Buy your stock compression springs , stock extension springs , stock torsion springs , and stock conical springs online at The Spring Store by Acxess Spring. Over 70 trillions spring configurations designs online and in stock. All you need is a couple of your compression, extension, torsion, or conical spring’s dimensions to find your stock springs. Buying stock springs online is the most economical way to purchase prototype testing samples. This is because, when purchasi...

Acxess Spring manufactures a variety of custom springs. We manufacture custom springs from prototypes to production. Our custom springs range in wire diameter from 0.006 inches to 1.00 inch Custom Compression Springs Compression springs are our most basic spring at Acxess Spring. We manufacture compression springs from 0.006 inch wire diameter to 1.00 inch wire diameter. However, there are a variety of custom features you can add to your compression spring. Some o...

Definition: The angle a torsion spring’s legs simulate when it is in its free position. This angle is determined by the total amount of coils this spring has since the legs start at the point where the coil ends. Also known as its unloaded position. Determining the free position of a torsion spring based on its total coils is not an easy task. Here we will show you just how to do so. If you have a spring with 4.25 coils, for example, the free position would be of 90º (degrees). The ...

Shopping online can be very overwhelming, so if you’re trying to decide where to buy springs we actually have a few options for you. At Acxess Spring we manufacture several types of springs and keep a stock inventory for retail sales which are a faster and much economical way to purchase small quantities of springs. Any spring company can say the same, though. What makes Acxess Spring the best spring company is our technology advancements and how we make it simple for all users to approach...

Spring Calculator Instructions TORSION Attention! Input results shown will be +/- 10% from middle value. Hint: The closer your min and max inputs are, the more accurate your results will be! Choose Your Unit of Measure: English Metric Wire Diameter: to inches mm Outer Diameter Inner Diameter Outer Diameter: to ...

Definition - Also known as torsion and torsional springs . Wire springs whose coils twist to perform a rotational motion. When torqued and released, they store and eject energy. Rotational springs are both stock and custom items here at Acxess Spring . We have hundreds of rotational springs in stock just waiting to be bought off the shelf. Before deciding whether you would like to purchase stock or custom rotational springs, you must have an accurate, functional torsional spring design...

Identifying the direction of wind for a spring can be critical to the function of your device. With torsion springs, the direction of wind is extremely critical since it will determine the direction in which your spring will be deflecting as well. The right way to determine the direction of wind of a spring is facing it as if looking down the barrel. With torsion springs, you must position it so that the back leg is at the top and in a horizontal position . Whichever way the back leg is p...

Spring Calculator Instructions TORSION Attention! Input results shown will be +/- 10% from middle value. Hint: The closer your min and max inputs are, the more accurate your results will be! Choose Your Unit of Measure: English Metric Wire Diameter: to inches mm Outer Diameter Inner Diameter Outer Diameter: to ...

Coil springs are wound in one direction, they can either be right-hand wound or left-hand wound. The direction in which a metal spring is wound can seem like a minor detail and easy to overlook. However, it plays an important role and can actually make a big difference in its performance of the spring within your device or application. When it comes to compression and extension springs the most common and popular direction of wind is right hand. Out of all compression and extension springs manufacture...

You may have heard of open and closed ends on compression springs, we talk about it in detail here: Compression Spring End Types. Open and close ends are the terms for the ends and finishing touch on a compression spring. However, there is a similar term that we want to address today, that is not to be confused with this. The term open coil spring and closed coil spring, refers to the type of spring itself. So today we want to take a few moments to address what this means and the differences b...

When buying a custom or stock spring it is important for you to know and understand the type of motion you need the spring to carry out so you can select the proper type of spring and then dive deeper into the dimensions and specs you want that type of spring to have. There are three main types of coil metal springs: compression springs, extension springs, and torsion springs. However, you may find that each of these spring types can be subcategorized and even known by different names. Today...

Introducing the incredible Online Spring Force Tester (OSFT) brought to you through Acxess Spring’s Instant Spring Quote (ISQ) , and now available for custom springs. It is a revolutionary tool that brings the world of spring design to your fingertips. Imagine having the power to create , verify , and purchase custom springs all within the same platform. Gone are the days of complex calculations and endless iterations. With the OSFT and the rest of the ISQ features, designing and verifyi...