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TORSION SPRINGS

Custom Leg Types
&
Configurations

The leg design defines how a torsion spring interfaces with your assembly. Utilizing advanced multi-axis wire forming machinery, we can manufacture highly complex, multi-bend leg configurations tailored exactly to your mounting requirements, eliminating the need for secondary assembly hardware.

Multi-Axis Forming Infinite Geometries Co-Engineering Support

Leg Configurations

Comprehensive wire forming capabilities for custom torque applications.

Leg Type Description Primary Advantage
Straight Legs Simple wire extensions parallel or tangent to the coil body. Most economical, ideal for standard slots and pins.
Short Hooks 90-degree bends at the very end of the legs. Prevents the spring from slipping out of the anchor point.
Double Bends Legs formed with multiple angles to route around obstacles. Navigates complex spaces without adding extra components.
Axial Center Legs Leg bent directly through the center axis of the coil. Perfect for rotating shafts and centralized pivot mechanisms.
Looped Ends Fully closed loops formed at the end of the torsion legs. Allows for secure bolting or riveting to flat surfaces.

Engineering the Perfect Fit

How custom leg designs optimize your final product assembly.

Assembly Speed

Legs engineered to naturally snap into your assembly housing drastically reduce manual labor and assembly line time.

Part Reduction

Complex wire forms can often replace secondary brackets, screws, or mounting plates, lowering your overall bill of materials (BOM).

Stress Management

Our engineers carefully calculate the bend radii to ensure that forming complex legs does not induce fatal stress fractures in the wire.

DFM Analysis

We review your CAD models to suggest minor leg modifications that make the spring significantly easier and cheaper to manufacture.

Specialized Assemblies

Solving complex integration challenges across industries.

Automotive Latches

Complex multi-bend legs designed to navigate through dense door lock assemblies.

Power Tools

Looped and hooked legs for secure, high-vibration anchoring in industrial drills and saws.

Custom Hardware

Axial center legs utilized in specialized hinges and architectural pivot systems.

Electronic Casings

Short hook designs that snap securely into molded plastic PCB housings.

Ready to Optimize Your Manufacturing?

Send us your CAD files, blueprints, or performance requirements. Our engineering team will provide a comprehensive DFM (Design for Manufacturability) analysis and quote within 24 hours.