About Smalley Wave Springs
Inventor of Wave SpringsAre you struggling to find a traditional spring that will work for your application? As the inventor of the edgewound wave spring over 60 years ago, creating innovative products to help our customers optimize their application designs has been Smalley's mission from the start.
What is a Wave Spring? Wave springs are flat-wire compression springs engineered to optimize space in an assembly. The wave springs innovative 'multiple waves per turn' design can offer the same spring force as a traditional round wire coil spring, but at 50% of its operating height. The wave spring's unique advantage offers engineers the space-saving spring solution they need to meet the demand of designing modern-day, compact technology.
The Wave Spring Advantage - Optimize Space Reduce spring height by up to 50 percent when used to replace an ordinary coil spring
- Compact design fits tight radial and axial spaces, reduce spring cavity size
- Light-weight assembly, save production time and material cost
- Accurate and predictable load(s) toleranced at specific working height(s)
- Smalley has been a spring manufacturer for over 60 years
What is a Wave Spring?
Wave springs are flat-wire compression springs engineered to optimize space in an assembly. The wave springs innovative 'multiple waves per turn' design can offer the same spring force as a traditional round wire coil spring, but at 50% of its operating height. The wave spring's unique advantage offers engineers the space-saving spring solution they need to meet the demand of designing modern-day, compact technology.
The Wave Spring Advantage
The Wave Spring Advantage
- Optimize Space Reduce spring height by up to 50 percent when used to replace an ordinary coil spring
- Compact design fits tight radial and axial spaces, reduce spring cavity size
- Light-weight assembly, save production time and material cost
- Accurate and predictable load(s) toleranced at specific working height(s)
- Smalley has been a spring manufacturer for over 60 years
