Twist spring

Twist Spring Classification Introduction:
Twist springs are mechanical components used to store and release energy through twisting or torsional motion. These springs are classified based on various factors such as material, shape, application, and load capacity. Some common types of twist springs include torsion coil springs, double torsion springs, and spiral torsion springs.

Torsion Coil Springs: These are helical-shaped twist springs that exert torque when twisted around the axis. They are commonly used in applications requiring rotational motion or torque.

Double Torsion Springs: These consist of two interconnected torsion coil springs that exert torque in opposite directions when twisted. They are used in applications where dual torsional forces are required.

Spiral Torsion Springs: These twist springs are shaped like a flat spiral and provide torque when wound or unwound. They are often utilized in applications with limited space constraints.

Each type of twist spring offers unique benefits and is selected based on specific requirements such as load capacity, deflection characteristics, and operating environment.