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Lightest Load Yellow Die Spring, Japanese Standard JIS B 5012
Berger Tools die springs are heavy duty metal compression springs specifically designed to be used in a die set tool or as heavy duty coil springs in any heavy load application. They can be manufactured from either rectangular or round wire. They are divided into a rising load range and colour coded for easy identification. They make an excellent choice where a high force is needed in a limited space.
Our precision spring manufacturing process is aimed at guaranteeing the best dimensional and functional characteristics for our springs, as well as performance. In order to achieve this, special manufacturing techniques, advanced heat treatments and the best inspection and test equipment are used.
The whole process is closely monitored and allows for complete traceability. The spring ends are closed and ground to create a reliable, flat, maximum load bearing surface. Careful engineering ensures continuity and provides uniform spring performance. Dimensional requirements remain consistent and measurably the same from one batch of springs to the next giving certainty that the OD will work freely in the prescribed hole and the ID will work over the prescribed rod. Continual research and development result in the best quality and longest life springs available.
Berger Tools JIS die springs are all shot peened. Shot peening is a process which greatly enhances the fatigue strength of the spring and is achieved by blasting the surface with shot particles at high force. The effect of this process is to prevent microscopic surface cracks from forming and in doing so drastically extend its resulting service life.
Berger Tools are the exclusive UK & Irish distributor for Special Springs, for your complete range of compression die springs. The springs are manufactured to Japanese Standard JIS B 5012 where applicable and we are also able to quote to drawing for non-standard items.
Berger Tools’ range of JIS Die springs are a direct equivalent of the discontinued ENTEX range of springs.
Contact us with the Entex part number and we’ll convert these for you!
Choosing a Die Spring - When choosing a die spring, the most important information should not be the physical dimensions of the die spring but those of the installation. Bear in mind the dimensions both of the shaft diameter and those of the hole the spring will be working in. The die spring must have sufficient space to function without any obstructions.
Rectangular wire die springs have a cross section which is greater than that of a round wire spring, giving a rectangular spring a larger mass and therefore resulting in more force. Also remember that no spring should be employed at its maximum length of travel as this will considerably reduce the service life of the spring. Die springs must always be installed pre-tensioned, to prevent shock loads.
As there is a wide range of lengths and loads available, it is easy to select a spring which has the desired force and length of travel.
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