Automatic spring machine

The fully automatic spring machine, also known as the CNC spring machine, utilizes computer control and servo drive components to create a numerical control spring machine product. It achieves digitized and intelligent operation, featuring easier adjustment, faster forming speed, high precision, and strong stability. Manager Li of the spring machine company, the fully automatic spring machine, or CNC spring machine (also called computerized spring machine), can be categorized into different types and ranges of wire diameters for spring production. You get what you pay for, so users can choose the suitable spring machine based on their specific product needs.

Key Components and Features
CNC Control System: A computer system that precisely manages the feeding rate, tension, and movements of the machine's various components.
Servo Motors: High-precision motors that control the movement of the axes, ensuring accuracy and efficiency.
Wire Feeders: Sets of wire feeding wheels that control the amount of wire used.
Cams and Tooling: Used to bend and form the wire into specific shapes.
Multiple Axes: Modern machines often feature multiple axes (e.g., 4, 5, or 6-axis) that can operate simultaneously for complex spring designs.
Types of Springs Produced Compression Springs, Extension (Tension) Springs, Torsion Springs, and Special-Shaped Springs and Wire Forms.

Applications
Automatic spring machines are used in many industries, including: Electronics, Home Appliances, Automobiles and Auto Components, Medical Devices, and Aerospace.