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| The D.R. Templeman Co. | Plainville, CT | |
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.jpg) | Straight Compression Springs Straight Compression springs are cylindrical springs used for bearing a load or providing a force. To view our complete selection of Stock Springs please click on the link below. Additional Info: http://templeman.thomasnet.com/category/all-categories   | ||||||||
.jpg) | Conical Compression Springs Conical Compressions are cone shaped or tapered springs used to bear a load or supply a force. They are often used when there is not enough room for a straight compression spring. To view our complete selection of Stock Springs please click on the link below. Additional Info: http://templeman.thomasnet.com/category/all-categories | ||||||||
.jpg) | Spring Guides - Round Wire Springs Guides are long, slender, close would springs. They are also called guide wires, coil pipes, outer jackets or spring sheaths. They are used in commercial and medical applications such as biopsy forceps, control cables, catheters and fiberoptic scopes. To view our complete selection of Stock Springs please click on the link below. Additional Info: http://templeman.thomasnet.com/category/all-categories | ||||||||
| Spring Guides - Flat Wire Springs Guides are long, slender, close would springs. They are also called guide wires, coil pipes, outer jackets or spring sheaths. Flat Wire Spring Guides are produced from wire that has been rolled flat to produce a "retangular" cross section with rounded edges. They are used in commercial and medical applications such as biopsy forceps, control cables, catheters and fiberoptic scopes. To view our complete selection of Stock Springs please click on the link below. Additional Info: http://templeman.thomasnet.com/category/all-categories | ||||||||
.jpg) | Torsion Springs Torsion Springs are coil springs designed to apply or resist a twisting (torsional ) force around a center point. To view our complete selection of Stock Springs please click on the link below. Additional Info: http://templeman.thomasnet.com/category/all-categories | ||||||||
.jpg) | Extension Springs - Close Wound Extension Springs are coil springs designed to be stretched from free length to a longer extended length to store energy, to provide a resistance to a pulling force or to provide a restoring force. They are usually close wound, meaning that each coil is held tightly against the adjacent coil(s). The force holding the coils together is called the initial tension. This force must be overcome before the coils will start to open up as a stretching force is applied to the spring. To view our complete selection of Stock Springs please click on the link below. Additional Info: http://templeman.thomasnet.com/category/all-categories | ||||||||
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