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  • Design FAQ Preview - Miniature Wave Spring Configurations
    The most common wave-spring configurations are single-turn and multiturn "Crest-to-Crest" springs. Single turn springs describe a single circle with a gap or slightly overlapped ends. When compressed by low to medium forces, single-turn wave springs compress axially and expand radially.
  • Top 5 Reasons to Use a Crest-to-Crest (R) Wave Spring
    Wave springs are superior to coil springs in certain applications because they operate at lower work heights while providing the same force. This article will explore the technical benefits of using a wave spring instead of a traditional coil spring. Wave springs are an alternative to a traditional
  • Coiled Spring Pins Offer a Unique Balance of Strength and Flexibility
    Easily recognized by its unique 2¼ coil cross section, Coiled Pins are retained by radial tension when installed into the host component, and they are the only pins with uniform strength and flexibility after insertion.
  • Flexure bearings for limited movement assemblies
    Although flexure bearings are recommended for radial loading applications, they can also be used for axial, moment or torsional loading applications. When used in radial load applications, the bearing orientation determines whether the springs are placed under tension or compression.

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