Springs are widely used. The following are the most common application scenarios:

1. Mould fittings: used for mould stripper plate, press plate, ejection and floating.

2. Machinery manufacturing: such as buffering and resetting in machine tools, printing presses, crushers and other equipment.

3. Electronic products: used as connecting and supporting elements in mobile phones, computers and electronic instruments.

4. Hardware tools: elastic parts of tools such as tape measure and pliers.

5. Household appliances: shock absorption and balance of washing machines and refrigerators.

6. Toys and entertainment facilities: provide flexibility and fun.

7. Industrial automation: control mechanical action and power transmission.

8. Sports equipment: cushioning and elastic support of fitness equipment and bicycles.

9. Architecture and infrastructure: spring hinges for doors and windows, spring balance of cranes, etc.

10. Medical devices: key components such as surgical devices and artificial limbs.

11. Watch manufacturing: ensure accurate timing and stable operation.

12. National defense and military field: Some parts of weapons and equipment need the characteristics of springs.

13. Energy industry: For example, it plays the role of shock absorption and insulation in generators and transformers.

14. Mining machinery: used for vibrating equipment and screening machines, etc.