Spring winding services fabricate springs according to customer specifications. They use winding machines or winders to pull a wire and coil it into a spring shape. Spring winding services also use grinders and wheels, finishing equipment such as ovens and passivating tanks, hand tools, testing equipment, and tooling stock

Compression springs are wound or constructed to oppose spring compression along the axis of wind

Torsion springs are designed and wound to be activated rotationally, and to provide an angular return force

Extension springs are designed to oppose spring extension and/or provide return force to devices with extended positions

Power springs and spring motors are rotational-drive springs that are wound tightly and mounted on an arbor. They are used in applications such as retractable reels, tape measures, and retracting seat belts

Web winders, rewinders and unwinders are used for winding, rewinding, and unwinding webs made of paper, film, foil, nonwovens and textiles

DC motors are most commonly used in variable speed and torque applications. They include brushless and gear motors, as well as servomotors.

Wire forming services stamp and bend wire into fabricated shapes such as clips, springs, specialty pins, rings, wire racks, hooks, and other products

Cable reels are used for storage, unwinding, and winding of conductive cable or lifting cable.  Electric cable reels have contacts for maintaining live power during winding

Intermittent duty rotary solenoids convert axial motion into rotary stroke and are rated for on-off applications at less than 100% duty cycles. Like other types of solenoids, they convert electrical energy into mechanical power.

Wire manufacturing services providers focus on drawing wire from raw wire stock to a specified size, or on twisting wire into cables.

Reels are devices around which lengthy, continuous items such as cable, wires, paper, etc. are wrapped for transportation or storage.

Fabricated plastic parts and semi-finished shapes include molded, cast, extruded and machined parts made from any polymeric materials.

Thermoplastics and thermoplastic materials soften when heated and harden when cooled. They can withstand many heating and cooling cycles and are often suitable for recycling.

Continuous duty rotary solenoids convert axial motion into rotary stroke and are rated for 100% duty cycle. They typically remain in an on-state without interruptions for periods of approximately 30 minutes or longer.