Coil springs

Coil springs are mechanical components made from elastic steel wire wound into a helical shape, designed to absorb and store energy when compressed or stretched. They are commonly used in vehicle suspension systems, industrial machinery, and various mechanical devices to reduce shock, maintain stability, and support loads.

In automotive applications, coil springs help smooth out road bumps, improve ride comfort, and maintain proper vehicle height by supporting the weight of the car. Their ability to compress and rebound efficiently makes them essential for controlling movement and ensuring balanced handling and performance.