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In the world of springs, there are two different types: extension springs and compression springs. Both of these springs work in opposite ways. An extension spring is a coil that contracts or extends when force is applied to it. A compression spring, on the other hand, creates tension when force is applied to it in one direction. Both of these springs have their own set of pros and cons. Depending on your application, one type may be more suitable than another. Before you decide which type of ... Read More

We’ve been manufacturing custom springs for 55+ years and it’s safe to say we know a thing or two about the humble spring! At Boynes, we can make a spring out of just about any spring material - always to high standards and tested rigorously while providing you with relevant industry knowledge to ensure your spring does the job right.  So, if you’re asking yourself the question “how are springs made?”, you’ve definitely come to the right place.  The coil spring manufacturing ... Read More

Whilst Boynes Springs does not custom design springs from scratch, we realise the importance of providing some guidance in how you can prepare your specified drawings so that you can get the exact spring that you need for your application. Here are four things you will need to know when custom-designing a spring, before you come to Boynes Springs: What type of spring you need Clock springs, die springs, tension springs and torsion springs - not to mention compression springs! There ar... Read More

Clock springs, torsion springs, compression springs, extension springs - you may be surprised about how many different types of springs there really are. And whether you are looking to fix a garage door or design a retractable chair, there isn’t a universal spring that will fit each and every application.  As part of our blog series into the major spring models and the differences between them, we will be taking a look at the difference between extension and torsion springs.  What are ... Read More

What are heavy duty springs? Used across a variety of industries, heavy duty springs are applied for use in agricultural equipment, construction, and industrial equipment as well as oil field equipment. As their name suggests, heavy duty springs are compression, extension, or torsion springs that are designed specifically to handle heavy loads or to work with a significant amount of force. Designed to withstand high stress, these springs are built from robust materials like stainless steel or a... Read More