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Power Transmission

Gas Springs

Support the weight of doors, hatches, and lids to assist opening and closing

Extension Springs

Extension Springs

As stretched, springs become increasingly harder to pull

Die Springs

Withstand heavy loads with minimal compression in high-impact jobs such as punching and stamping

Disc Springs

Maintain tension and separate components on shafts, under bolt heads, and at the ends of valves

Air Springs

Absorb vibration in moving equipment such as conveyors and transfer stations; lift and level loads

Fastening and Joining

Spring Plungers

Spring Plungers

Apply accurate, consistent pressure for positioning, indexing, and ejecting parts

Building and Machinery Hardware

Bellows

Prevent dust and debris from damaging moving parts

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