8E-2749: ПРУЖИНА

A compression spring is a mechanical spring that is designed to withstand compressive forces and store energy. It is a type of helical spring, which means it is made of a tightly coiled wire with a constant diameter and pitch. When the spring is compressed, the coils of the wire come closer together, creating a force that resists the compression and tries to push back to its original length. Compression springs are commonly used in priority valves to control the flow of hydraulic fluid to different circuits or components. Priority valves are used in hydraulic systems to ensure that critical components, such as steering or braking, receive sufficient flow and pressure.

Attributes:
• Springs meet or exceed current standards and material grades.
• Both ends are closed and grounded to improve seating.
• Has right-hand direction coil.

Applications:
Compression springs are widely used in Steering and Breaking systems that requires stored energy within the spring in machines and workshops. Compression springs come in varieties to suit the needs including barrel, conical, and double cone springs.

• Material: Alloy Steel