What is Difference between Die Spring and Compression Spring ?

What is Die Spring ?

Die springs are often referred to as a ‘high force compression spring’.Use rectangular wire instead of circular wire, which make these incredibly robust springs can withstand temperatures of up to 200°C, and also outperform compression springs in terms of load bearing by around 30%.

Die springs are a staple within injection moulding and punching equipment, as their ability to last longer under heavy load application and in demanding conditions makes them ideal. They are the spring of choice when a high force is required or when there are limited installation dimensions or a confined space.

What is Compression Springs？

The helical compression spring is perhaps one of the most common spring types and has a wide variety of uses. They are used in many objects we use in our day to day activities, from business to home life.

Due to their versatility, compression springs are used in everything from valves to switches and even indoor mechanisms.These springs resist a compressive force (hence the name).Used within an assortment of valves, locking doors, railways, cars or electrical switches – few industries could function without these almost ubiquitous springs.