Torsion Spring Design Alternatives Guide

The following form will help you solving basic torsion spring design challenges.

Condition to Satisfy

Solution

To increase load
To decrease load
To decrease body length
To increase body length
To decrease O.D.
To increase I.D.
Load correct at max travel but too low at less travel
Load correct at max travel but too high at less travel
To decrease actual stress

	Increase deflection rate M/360deg
	Decrease number of coils ‘N’
	Decrease mean dia ‘D’
	Increase wire dia‘d’
	Decrease deflection rate M/360deg
	Decrease amount of angular deflection 'Θ'
	Increase amount of angular deflection 'Θ'
	Increase number of coils ‘N’
	Increase mean dia ‘D’
	Decrease wire dia‘d’
	Decrease max load ‘F’

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