Spring for Drum Brake
Unlike disc brakes, which use seal elasticity to retract, drum brakes rely entirely on a set of high-tension mechanical springs to pull the brake shoes away from the drum.
Return (Upper & Lower) Spring
Shoe Hold Spring
Adjuster Spring
Hold Down Spring
Spring for Brake Booster
In a vacuum brake booster, the spring (often called the diaphragm return spring) is much larger and more powerful than those found in the master cylinder or ABS module. Its primary job is to push the
large internal diaphragm and the heavy pedal linkage back to the "zero" position against atmospheric pressure.
Return Spring
Large Spring
Small Spring
Spring for Break Master Cylinder
Piston Assembly Part
Primary Spring
Floating Spring
In a brake master cylinder, the springs are even more robust than those in an ABS module because they are responsible for returning the entire piston assembly.
Spring for Solenoid Valve
Solenoid valves in ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) modules are
critical components that must operate with extreme precision and speed.
Inlet Spring
Outlet Spring
HSV Spool Spring
L/P TCV Spring
Accumulator Spring
Automatic Bleed Valve
Piston Assembly
Catridge Valve
Quick Coupling Valve
Spring for Power Steering
Gear Box Part
Compression Spring
Yoke Spring
Sub Spring
In a power steering system, springs aren't just there for "bounce";
they are critical components for regulating pressure and ensuring
the steering feel is consistent.
Spring for Industry
Spring components for Compressor of Refrigerator, Air conditioner
Square support spring
Discharge valve spring
spring vane
spring suction
Main spring
