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Springs & Wire Forms manufacturers in India

31 manufacturers of springs & wire forms are listed on SourceLoka. 30 are listed as manufacturer exporters and 1 as merchant-cum-manufacturer exporters, which also trade goods they do not make.

Listed manufacturers
31
States
10
Cities
15

Listed manufacturers

31 manufacturers · best-documented first

AKAL SPRING LIMITED

Ludhiana, Punjab

Springs & Wire FormsManufacturerSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Renewable Energy, Defence, Automotive

+91 99140 34448 · info@akalspring.com · Website

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Mechton Wireforms

Pune, Maharashtra

Steel Wire, Wire Products & CablesManufacturer

Industries: Medical Devices, Electrical, Electronics, Industrial Machinery, Aerospace

+91 9960602107 · sales@mechton.com · Website

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Springs Unlimited

Pune, Maharashtra

Steel Wire, Wire Products & CablesManufacturer

Industries: Packaging, Electrical, Construction, Mining, Agriculture, Automotive

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Typical springs & wire forms products

Compression springsTension springsTorsion springsDie springsWire forms and clips

Typical products for this category, not a claim about any one company’s range.

What are springs & wire forms?

Springs store and release mechanical energy, and wire forms are shaped parts such as clips, hooks and retainers bent from wire. Compression, extension and torsion springs, die springs and leaf springs are used in vehicles, tools, machines, electrical gear and furniture. Performance depends on wire material, diameter, coil geometry and heat treatment, and on whether the spring is made to a drawing or copied from a sample.

How to choose

  1. Give the function: the load required at a stated length, the spring rate, the working range and the number of cycles expected.
  2. Provide a drawing or the key dimensions: wire diameter, outside or inside diameter, free length, number of coils and end type.
  3. Choose the wire material for load, temperature and corrosion: carbon steel, stainless steel or alloy wire.
  4. Ask about heat treatment, stress relieving, and surface finish such as plating or coating.
  5. For fatigue duty, agree the cycle life and ask whether shot-peening or presetting is used.
  6. Agree tolerances on free length, load and diameter, and how they will be inspected on each batch.
  7. Ask for a sample batch to be tested on your equipment before the production order.
  8. Check capacity for your volume and whether wire is stocked locally to avoid delays.
  9. Ask how the supplier will protect springs in packing, since tangled or crushed springs and scratched surfaces cause rejections on arrival.

Specifications to confirm with the supplier

SpecificationWhat to ask
Wire material and diameterGrade and size, with a certificate for each coil lot.
Spring dimensionsOutside diameter, free length, coil count and end style.
Load and rateLoad at stated length and the tolerance on it.
Heat treatmentStress-relief and hardening process.
Surface finishPlating, coating or oiling and corrosion protection.
Fatigue lifeExpected cycles and any presetting or peening.
InspectionSampling plan and the gauges or test machines used.

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Frequently asked questions

What do I need to send to get a spring quoted?

A drawing or sample, the wire size, dimensions, the load at a stated length, quantity and the finish you need.

Why does heat treatment matter?

It relieves stress left by coiling and sets the spring’s strength, which affects life and the stability of its load.

Can a spring be copied from a sample?

Often yes, but a worn sample may differ from the original. Measure the load and key dimensions rather than relying on the sample alone.

Which material is best?

Carbon steel wire is common and economical; stainless steel suits corrosion and some temperatures; alloy wires suit high stress or heat.

How are springs inspected?

By measuring dimensions and testing load at a stated length on a sample from each batch, as agreed in the order.