A compression spring serves as a mechanical element that resists external pressure, becoming shorter when subjected to a load, resisting that load, and then returning to its original length. This dynamic property allows compression springs to effectively store and release energy. These versatile springs find applications in a wide array of products, ranging from large-scale items like...
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