
Special Kind of Spring
RJ Spring manufactures special and combination spring assemblies, including torsion springs, tension springs, clips, and multi-component spring sets, produced to customer drawings or sample parts for unique automotive and industrial applications.
- Product: Special Kind of Spring
- Category: Spring
- Type: Custom / combination spring assemblies
- Manufacturing: Made to customer drawing, sample, or specification
- Standards: ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certified
Compression springs are open-coil helical springs designed to resist compressive forces and store mechanical energy. RJ Spring manufactures compression springs in a wide range of wire diameters, coil diameters, free lengths, and pitches to meet customer-specific load and deflection requirements.
Common applications include automotive suspension systems, valve mechanisms, switches, pumps, medical devices, and general industrial equipment. All springs are manufactured on automatic coiling machines for consistent quality and high-volume output. Available in spring steel, stainless steel, and other materials upon request.
Choose Your Product & Specifications
Select the product you need and specify quantity, material, finish, wire diameter, outer diameter, free length, and load requirements for your application.
Contact Our Sales Team
Email sales@rjspringrubber.com or rjspringrubber@yahoo.com, or call 046-414-5207 / 046-443-0779.
Confirm & We Manufacture
Once specifications and quotation are confirmed, we proceed with production and coordinate delivery timing with your team.
Send Your Drawing or Sample
Provide your technical drawing, sample spring, or specification sheet, including wire diameter, OD, free length, spring rate, material, finish, and quantity needed.
Receive Your Quote
Our engineering team reviews your requirements and sends back a quotation with unit price and production lead time for your approval.
Approve & We Produce
Once you approve the quote, we manufacture your custom compression springs to spec and arrange delivery. A prototype may be made first for complex designs.





