Auspring
158 McEvoy St
Warwick
QLD 4370
Australia
Steel Springs for Mining Equipment
158 McEvoy St,
Warwick,
QLD 4370,
Australia
Auspring specialises in the manufacture of steel springs for a wide range of industries.
The company has more than 50 years of experience and aims to deliver the highest levels of quality, innovation, improvement and customer service while ensuring short turnaround and delivery times.
Auspring’s helical compression springs are designed to withstand applied compressive forces or store energy in the push mode.
Compression springs are the most common spring configuration and used in various sectors such as mining, automobile, aerospace and consumer goods.
The most commonly used form of compression spring is the straight cylindrical spring made from round wire. Shaped wire such as square or rectangular, as well as conical, barrel, hourglass or straight cylindrical, with or without variable spacing between coils are also available.
Different configurations are used to minimise solid height, buckling and surging, or develop non-linear load-deflection characteristics.
Rectangular wire is used to decrease the solid height or enhance design space efficiency, which is why it is frequently used in applications where space and solid height is limited and the manufacture of die springs.
Extension or tensile springs are found in a wide range of applications.
Auspring’s extension springs are typically installed with an initial tension that stretches the spring until the coils are close to separating. After the initial tension has been applied, the extension spring deflects only if it receives a higher load compared with the initial tension.
Unlike compression springs, extension springs do not have a solid stop to withstand overloading. Therefore, design stresses are generally lower for extension than compression springs.
The company offers various configurations of hook end attachments to suit the requirements of the application.
Helical torsion springs are used to apply a torque or store rotational energy. The two most commonly known variants are single and double-bodied springs.
Torsion springs are found in clothespins, window shades, counterbalance mechanisms, heavy lids, doors, ramps, ratchets, hinges and various other machine components. They are also used as flexible drive shafts and couplings between concentric shafts such as in a motor pump assembly.
All Auspring products undergo a series of processes before being delivered to the customer:
158 McEvoy St
Warwick
QLD 4370
Australia