Stainless Steel Compression Spring

Stainless steel springs are springs made from stainless steel materials. Their key features include corrosion resistance, rust resistance, and high-temperature resistance. They are commonly used in humid environments, outdoor applications, chemical environments, or situations requiring longer service life.

Stainless Steel Spring Materials – Classification:

SUS304:
The most common and widely used stainless steel spring material. It offers good corrosion resistance and heat resistance up to approximately 200–250°C.

SUS301:
Provides higher tensile strength compared to SUS304.

SUS316:
Offers stronger corrosion resistance than SUS304. It is often used in chemical equipment and coastal environments, and it is more expensive.

SUS631 (17-7PH):
High hardness and higher strength than SUS304 and SUS316. It can undergo precipitation-hardening (PH) treatment and provides excellent elasticity. Mainly suitable for high-precision industrial components and aerospace parts.


Stainless Steel Springs|Complete Guide to Materials, Properties, and Industrial Applications

Features and Advantages of Stainless Steel Springs

  • Excellent corrosion resistance, rust resistance, and high-temperature performance

  • Suitable for humid, outdoor, and chemical environments

  • Longer service life compared to regular spring materials

  • Higher stability in industrial machinery and equipment


Main Types of Stainless Steel Springs

Wave Springs

High elasticity with excellent vibration absorption; suitable for precision devices.

Conical Springs

Capable of handling higher loads; often used where space is limited.

Custom Hook Extension Springs

Customizable hook shapes to meet various extension and mechanism requirements.

Spring Clips

Easy to install; used for fastening, clamping, and positioning.


Stainless Steel Material Comparison (SUS304 / 301 / 316 / 631)

SUS304 Stainless Steel Springs

  • The most commonly used material with good corrosion resistance

  • Heat resistance around 200–250°C

SUS301 Stainless Steel Springs

  • Higher tensile strength than SUS304

  • Suitable for applications requiring higher strength and elasticity

SUS316 Stainless Steel Springs

  • Superior corrosion resistance

  • Ideal for chemical equipment, seaside environments, and highly corrosive conditions

SUS631 (17-7PH) Stainless Steel Springs

  • High hardness, excellent elasticity, and capable of precipitation-hardening treatment

  • Used for high-performance industrial parts, precision components, and aerospace applications


Common Application Fields of Stainless Steel Springs

  • Industrial machinery and equipment

  • Precision mechanisms and electronic devices

  • Chemical and laboratory equipment

  • Aerospace, measurement instruments, and medical devices


Custom Stainless Steel Spring Services

  • Customized dimensions, wire diameter, and load requirements

  • Spring rate, working environment specifications

  • Support from small-batch prototyping to mass production