Crystal Spring Industries

A 50mm disc spring is a conical-shaped spring with an outer diameter of approximately 50 millimeters. Also known as a Belleville spring, it is designed to provide a high load capacity with a compact deflection range. Disc springs are widely used in applications requiring high force in limited space, offering excellent energy storage, shock absorption, and load distribution.

• Size: Outer diameter around 50mm (may vary slightly depending on design)

• Shape: Conical or washer-like, enabling stackability in series or parallel to adjust load and deflection.

• Material: Commonly made from high-strength spring steel, stainless steel, or specialty alloys.

• Performance: High load-to-deflection ratio, durable under cyclic loads, and resistant to fatigue.

• Surface Finish: Often coated, plated, or heat-treated to enhance corrosion resistance and lifespan.

Description

Disc spring washers, also known as conical springs or Belleville washers, are specialized washers shaped like a slightly conical disc. They are designed to provide high load capacity in a compact space by exerting a strong spring force when compressed. These washers are commonly used to absorb shock, maintain tension, and compensate for thermal expansion or contraction in bolted assemblies.

• Design: Thin, conical disc shape that flattens under load to provide a spring-like action.

• Material: Manufactured from high-strength steel, stainless steel, or alloy metals for durability and corrosion resistance.

• Performance: Capable of withstanding high loads with minimal deflection, offering excellent fatigue resistance.

• Function: Maintains bolt tension, absorbs vibrations, and compensates for settling or thermal changes.

• Sizes: Available in various diameters, thicknesses, and load ratings to suit different applications.

An Industrial M Disc Spring (also known as a Belleville spring washer) is a conical-shaped, thin metal washer designed to provide a high load capacity in a compact space. The "M" designation typically refers to a specific series or size category within disc springs. These springs are used for absorbing shock, maintaining preload, and compensating for thermal expansion in heavy-duty industrial applications.

• Shape: Conical (disc-shaped) providing axial load when compressed

• Material: High-grade spring steel, stainless steel, or alloy steel for excellent strength and fatigue resistance

• Function: Can be used singly or stacked in series/parallel to achieve desired load and deflection characteristics

• Durability: Resistant to high loads, vibration, and shock, with excellent fatigue life

• Space-Efficient: Provides strong force in a small axial space, ideal for compact assemblies