Hose Clamp
A torsion spring is a mechanical component that stores and releases energy through elastic deformation, primarily generating torque by twisting (rotating) around an axis. Here’s a detailed overview:
- Working Principle
- When one end of the spring is fixed and the other is twisted by an external force, the spring coil (usually helical) deforms elastically, storing mechanical energy.
- Upon removing the force, the spring returns to its original shape due to material elasticity, releasing torque.
- Key Features
- Motion Type: Rotates around an axis (unlike linear compression or extension).
- Torque-Angle Relationship: Torque is proportional to the twist angle (Hooke’s Law: T = k \thetaT=kθ, where TT is torque, kk is torsional stiffness, and \thetaθ is the angle of twist).
- Self-Returning: Most torsion springs automatically return to their initial position.
- Common Types
- Helical Torsion Spring: The most common type, with coils rotating around a central axis (e.g., clamps, door hinges).
- Double Torsion Spring: Combines two sets of coils with opposite winding directions for higher torque.
- Linear Torsion Spring: Combines twisting and linear motion (e.g., garage door balancing systems).
- Flat Spiral Spring: Made of flat metal strips (e.g., clock mainsprings).
- Key Design Parameters
- Material: Typically high-carbon steel, stainless steel, or music wire, requiring high elastic limits and fatigue resistance.
- Coil Dimensions: Inner diameter (ID), outer diameter (OD), and wire diameter (d).
- Torsional Stiffness (k): Torque per unit angle (N·mm/° or N·m/rad).
- Maximum Twist Angle: Safe deformation limit; exceeding it causes permanent deformation.
- Winding Direction: Left-hand or right-hand, must match installation orientation.
- Applications
- Household Items: Clothespins, mousetraps, door latch return springs.
- Industrial Equipment: Valve switches, robotic arm joints, clutches.
- Automotive: Wiper blade return mechanisms, seat adjusters.
- Electronics: Flip phone hinges, laptop screen supports.
- Selection & Considerations
- Load Calculation: Choose stiffness (k) based on required torque and twist angle.
- Fatigue Life: For high-frequency use, select durable materials (e.g., stainless steel over plain steel).
- Installation: Ensure secure anchoring to avoid stress concentration.
- Lubrication & Corrosion Protection: Coatings (e.g., zinc plating, oil) for humid environments.
- Common Issues
- Permanent Deformation: Caused by overloading or repeated twisting; requires redesign.
- Noise: Due to friction; lubrication can help.
- Fracture: Material defects or exceeding fatigue limits; upgrade to higher-strength materials.
Shuangyuan produce various tension spring with wire diameter from 0.03-16mm

Product Description & Basic Specifications:
- Factory manufacture & directly supply.
- Material: SUS301/304 optional
- Wire diameter: 0.7mm ~ 1.8mm
- Inner Diameter: 3.5mm ~ 22mm
Below are some ordinary sizes:
| MODEL | SPEC | Single or Double |
| SY – DWHC01 | 0.7*3.5 | D |
| SY – DWHC02 | 0.8*5.2 | D |
| SY – DWHC03 | 0.8*5.6 | D |
| SY – DWHC04 | 0.8*5.7 | D |
| SY – DWHC05 | 0.8*5.9 | D |
| SY – DWHC06 | 0.8*6.0 | D |
| SY – DWHC07 | 0.8*7.0 | D |
| SY – DWHC08 | 0.9*5.5 | D |
| SY – DWHC09 | 0.9*6.6 | D |
| SY – DWHC10 | 1.0*6.7 | D |
| SY – DWHC11 | 1.0*7.35 | D |
| SY – DWHC12 | 1.0*8.35 | D |
| SY – DWHC13 | 1.0*8.5 | D |
| SY – DWHC14 | 1.0*9.7 | D |
| SY – DWHC15 | 1.2*14.5 | D |
| SY – DWHC16 | 1.4*12.4 | D |
| SY – DWHC17 | 1.6*14.4 | D |
| SY – DWHC18 | 1.6*18.7 | D |
| SY – DWHC19 | 1.8*22 | D |






