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Cryogenic low temperature processing was used to create a high rate spring which can withstand a greater amount of force. Springs with smaller diameter wire and fewer coils, springs with high torsion yield strength, and non-spring applications are briefly discussed.
Cryogenic low temperature processing was used to create a high rate spring which can withstand a greater amount of force. Springs with smaller diameter wire and fewer coils, springs with high torsion yield strength, and non-spring applications are briefly discussed.
| Author(s) | ARO Corp., Dresser Industrial Instrument Operations Veriflo Corp., Pac-Seal Inc. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal International14(10): 56-58 1981 |
| Year | 1981 |
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