Clips
Retaining clips and spring clips formed to the drawing. The opening is a dimension, not a squeeze.
Yard/Wire
Wire
From 0.3 mm to 16 mm.
Spools on the rack for the diameters we coil every week. Odd alloys are ordered against the job. Wire forms sit on the same bench.
Range
The diameter is written, then the press runs.
A near-size from the rack is not a substitute. If 4.5 mm is on the sheet, we do not send 4.0 mm and hope the hole still fits.
| Band | Yard note |
|---|---|
| 0.3–2 mm | Fine machine and instrument springs |
| 2–8 mm | Most compression and extension lots |
| 8–16 mm | Die, door, and implement work |
| Forms | Clips, pins, hooks, the odd shape |
01 / FORMS
Not every job is a coil.
Wire forms from the bench: clips, retainers, and the bent piece that still has to sit in the machine.
Pins and hooks
Straight, bent, and double-hook. Ends dressed so they do not cut the hand that fits them.
Odd shapes
The piece that is not a catalog spring. A sample or a sheet is enough to start. Same-day samples close at 11:00.
Bench
Forms share the floor with the press.
Send wire diameter, developed length if you have it, and a sketch of the bends. The yard replies with a note — not a price list.