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Which installation instructions must be observed for Torsion Springs?

  • Our torsion springs are used to absorb and release forces
  • The specified torques are intended for standard applications and static loads
  • A very good service life for dynamic loads is achieved if the torque is reduced by approx. 40%
  • Torsion springs are normally guided over a mandrel
  • The specified mandrel diameter M/S gives 10% clearance between the spring and the axle
  • For larger stresses, the mandrel diameter must be reduced
  • Axial play should also be taken into account during installation in order to ensure proper function
  • Use the spring in the direction of the winding
  • If the spring is used in the opposite direction to the winding direction, it is bent over the stretched fibre and the service life is considerably shortened