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JIS Standard Chrome Silicon Steel Medium Duty Die Spring - 40% Deflection

JIS Standard Chrome Silicon Steel Medium Duty Die Spring - 40% Deflection

Medium Duty Die Spring - 40% Deflection (Chrome silicon steel, SWOSC-V equivalent) is an oil-tempered coil spring built to maintain consistent force behavior across typical die loading conditions.

  • 40% deflection rating balances strength and flexibility for medium-duty die applications
  • Chrome silicon steel construction from SWOSC-V equivalent oil-tempered wire supports reliable performance
  • Accepts a wide range of maximum load depending on selected size for load matching
  • JIS compliance helps integration with standard tooling and spring system specifications

Specifications

538 configurations available

Maximum Load (N)Outer Diameter D (mm)Length L (mm)Coating Removaltype
78615No coating-
78620No coating-
78625No coating-
78630No coating-
78635No coating-
78640No coating-
98810No coating-
98815No coating-
98820No coating-
98825No coating-
98830No coating-
98835No coating-
98840No coating-
98845No coating-
98850No coating-
98855No coating-
98860No coating-
98865No coating-
98870No coating-
98875No coating-
98880No coating-
1371010No coating-
1371015No coating-
1371020No coating-
1371025No coating-
1371030No coating-
1371035No coating-
1371040No coating-
1371045No coating-
1371050No coating-
1371055No coating-
1371060No coating-
1371065No coating-
1371070No coating-
1371075No coating-
1371080No coating-
1371090No coating-
2061215No coating-
2061220No coating-
2061225No coating-
2061230No coating-
2061235No coating-
2061240No coating-
2061245No coating-
2061250No coating-
2061255No coating-
2061260No coating-
2061265No coating-
2061270No coating-
2061275No coating-

Product Guide

🏭Application Scenarios+

This medium-duty die spring is used inside die sets to compensate for part thickness variation and to maintain stable return force in repeat press cycles.

  • Automotive stamping and connector housings: Select the spring to deliver reliable force at the specified 40% deflection level, helping the punch and die maintain consistent contact and ejection behavior under medium loading (maximum load range up to 5978 N).
  • Industrial progressive dies: The chrome silicon steel oil-tempered construction supports stable spring force across typical die loading conditions, reducing force drift that can affect indexing and forming quality.
  • Fixture and gauging dies: For setups requiring predictable load response without over-stiff behavior, the balanced 40% deflection rating provides flexibility while still offering meaningful load capacity.

Because this variant is built for JIS-standard integration and uses chrome silicon steel (SWOSC-V equivalent) oil-tempered wire, it is well suited for die spring systems that need consistent performance and straightforward specification matching.

🔧Material & Process Details+

The spring is manufactured from chrome silicon steel with an SWOSC-V equivalent wire. This steel family is selected for good hardenability and strong fatigue resistance in repeatedly loaded die spring applications.

  • Manufacturing condition: Oil-tempered (oil-tempered wire spring construction) to stabilize spring behavior after forming.
  • Hardness & performance balance: The tempered spring condition provides a practical trade-off of wear resistance and toughness, supporting long service life under compressive cycling while avoiding excessive brittleness.
  • Coating compatibility: The spring can be supplied with no coating or coated options to match corrosion environment requirements.

Compared with higher-chromium wear steels used for tooling inserts, this spring steel prioritizes fatigue life and controlled force rather than cutting or abrasion capability.

📐Sizing & Selection Guide+

To select the correct die spring, match your die set’s required return behavior at the target deflection to the spring’s 40% deflection design condition, then verify geometry compatibility.

  • Choose by load requirement: Confirm that the needed Maximum Load (N) falls within the available range of 78 ~ 5978 N.
  • Verify outer diameter: Select an Outer Diameter D between 6 ~ 70 mm so the spring fits the guide space in the die set and maintains proper alignment.
  • Set free/installed length compatibility: Use the available Length L range of 10 ~ 500 mm to ensure sufficient working travel and clearance through the press stroke.
  • Coating selection: Pick no coating or coated based on the corrosion exposure of your die cavity area.

Where fit depends on surrounding guides, allow for assembly clearance around D and confirm installation height so the spring operates near the intended deflection without coil bind.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose a die spring size to achieve the required force at 40% deflection?+
This spring is designed around a 40% deflection rating, so your target return/compensation force should be specified against that working condition. Select a variant whose Maximum Load (N) is within 78 ~ 5978 N. Then confirm the selected D (6 ~ 70 mm) and L (10 ~ 500 mm) fit the die spring pocket and available stroke.
What material grade is the chrome silicon steel equivalent and why is it used for die spring duty?+
The spring uses chrome silicon steel with an SWOSC-V equivalent. It is supplied as an oil-tempered spring construction to stabilize spring behavior under repeated compression cycles. This material choice supports fatigue-oriented performance suited to die and stamping environments rather than cutting/tool-wear applications.
Are there different surface options for corrosion resistance?+
Yes. The available options include no coating and coated finishes. Choose the coating option that matches your die area corrosion exposure and handling conditions.
How do I prevent misfit when selecting outer diameter and length for a die set?+
Check the die pocket or guide space against the spring’s outer diameter D (6 ~ 70 mm) before selecting. Next confirm the available length L (10 ~ 500 mm) provides correct installed height and avoids coil bind during stroke. If guide clearance is tight, incorporate assembly tolerance to maintain alignment.
How can I ensure the spring’s maximum load rating matches medium-duty stamping requirements?+
Use the required spring force/load level to select a maximum load within 78 ~ 5978 N. Because it is a medium duty die spring tuned to 40% deflection, it is intended for medium loading rather than extreme high-load forming. After load matching, verify D and L constraints so the spring operates through the intended working travel.

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