Wave springs are especially suitable for applications requiring weight reduction and those constrained by a small installation space. Typical fields of use include: aerospace, precision machinery, hydraulic seals, and high-end motors.
Features:
1. The wave spring has the advantage of space saving (can reduce the working height by 50%) and can be used to replace the coil spring.
2. It has the same load and deformation as the ordinary helical compression spring. 3. The wave spring is suitable for radial and axial space.
4. Axial load can be transferred 100%
Types of wave springs:
1. Single layer wave spring.
Main uses: 1. Used to provide preload and compensate assembly tolerances. 2. By clinging to the hole, the radial space is saved.
2. The top wave spring.
Main uses: 1. Compared with traditional coil springs, it saves 50% assembly space. 2. Has higher compression than single-layer wave coils.
Note for use: 1. Avoid the vibration of the bearing system during operation, which may easily cause damage to the wave spring.

Define requirements for spring design:
1. The use space usually refers to the working position of the wave spring in the hole or on the shaft. The distance between the bearing surfaces of the wave spring determines the axial actuation space or working height.
2. The load of the wave spring is generated by the working height and axial force of the spring itself. Some applications require two or more working heights, which must be listed as a design focus, especially when there are tolerances caused by stacking, it is a good solution to take the minimum load and maximum load as a design consideration Program.
3. High temperature applications, dynamic applications (fatigue), corrosive substances or other special application environments and conditions must be included in the evaluation. For a variety of different use environments, the best way is to choose the most ideal raw materials and stress, so that the spring can play the best role.

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