Spring-Forming Machines
Spring-forming machines support our daily life in many ways through the production of various kinds of springs.
There are different kinds of springs: compression, extension, and torsion springs. Springs are used in many objects that return to their original positions, such as pedals, doorknobs, and buttons.
Our precision spring-forming machines can process wires as thin as ø0.016 mm. We pride ourselves on our precision processing technology, which is capable of producing coils with a diameter thinner than a single strand of human hair.
Spring-forming machines can also bend and form wire freely. Our precision spring-forming machines are used worldwide for a wide variety of products, including electrical products, medical equipment, automobiles, smartphones, fishing tackle, furniture, stationery, toys, and even in the manufacturing process of ultra-high-precision semiconductors.
Where our spring-forming machines are used
Products made with our spring-forming machines
Spring-forming machine lineup
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Torsion spring machines
These machines form torsion springs used for twisting motions. The springs are used in clothespins, levers, pedals, and other products that are pushed back around a shaft.
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Coiling machines
These machines form compression springs for pressing motions. Coiling machines produce coils, the kind of springs people generally think of.
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Extension spring machines
These machines form springs with hooks at both ends of the coil for pulling. In addition to bicycle and motorcycle stands, they are used inside many industrial devices and home appliances.
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Special system for segment conductor coils
This is a dedicated machine system that processes segment conductor coils for EV motor cores.
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Peripheral equipment for spring-forming machines
Along with our spring forming machines, we also offer a lineup of peripheral equipment to suit your needs.