Most springs are made out of steel, and the term “spring” generally refers to a coil spring, although there are other types. Some springs are made out of copper because its low resistance to electricity allows it to easily conduct a current. Springs can be found in pens, cars, locks, watches, firearms and more. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Patrick Manufacturing, Inc.
Elgin, IL | 847-697-5920Since 1984, Patrick Manufacturing has been a leading producer of custom made-to-order precision springs for high volume applications using wire up to .236” diameter. Wire forms up to .500” wire diameter are also manufactured. Our state-of-the-art CNC coiling and forming machines are ready to work for you. We are ISO 9001:2015 registered. Patrick manufactures for OEM’s and contract manufacturers across many industries in the United States, Europe and Mexico. Patrick is also woman owned and operated.
Taylor Spring Mfg. Co.
Alsip, IL | 708-629-0921As an ISO 9002-certified business, you can expect quality from Taylor Spring. We produce made-to-order compression springs, torsion springs and extension springs. At Taylor Spring, the customer is our number-one priority! We make it a priority to work with you every step of the process from taking your call to shipping your product you'll know you're working with a trust worthy business.
Riverside Spring Company
Rockford, IL | 815-963-3334Riverside Spring is Family Owned and Customer Focused with capabilities that expand over generations in manufacturing of medium to high volume Springs, Wire Forms, Rings, Clips, Flat Forms and Light Stampings. We look forward to the opportunity to quote and earn your confidence.
R & D Spring and Stamping, Inc.
Chino, CA | 909-465-5166R & D Spring has the goal of providing our customers with the highest quality products in the industry. All our springs, from torsion springs to extension springs, are made of high quality materials. We take our job seriously, which is why we are the trusted spring manufacturer for many companies in the military, aerospace, and computer industries. Contact us today!
Pa-Ted Spring Co., LLC
Bristol, CT | 860-582-6368Our springs are made of a variety of materials and can be used in many different applications. Pa-Ted manufactures custom designed springs for the automotive, electrical, medical, landscaping, pool covers, and original equipment manufacturers industries, and uses materials such steel, beryllium copper, music wire, brass, titanium, tungsten wire, oil tempered wire, and resistance wire. Call us for wire forms today!
Custom Springs - Myers Spring
Custom Springs - Myers SpringCoil springs are the most common type of spring, but some other popular types include leaf springs, hair springs and cantilever springs. Springs can be created in varying sizes depending on the amount of force needed in the application for which they are being fitted. Some manufacturers offer a custom spring manufacturing service for clients who need springs to match their product specifications.
When you contact one of these fabricators, they will work with you to determine what material is best suited to meet the needs of your application. You may require materials that are coated with an anti-corrosive coating if they are going to be exposed to the elements or harsh chemicals.
Engineers from your own business or from the custom manufacturing plant can develop specifications for the custom springs, and then a production process can be set up to begin manufacturing the springs. The manufacturer that you choose to work with will optimize this process to make it as cost efficient as possible and to minimize wasted materials.
Custom springs can be a perfect solution when you are designing a product that is not similar to anything that is already on the market. Rather than having to design the product's functions around the size and strength of an existing spring, engineers can design the product however they like and then have springs made to meet their exact specifications.
Some custom spring manufacturers will even offer to create a working prototype of your custom spring in-house so that you can test it yourself to make sure it functions as you had anticipated.