Spring Steel Sheets

A high-strength, low-alloy steel with good elasticity, yield strength, and resilience is what spring steel sheets are made of. They are widely utilised in a number of applications, such as the production of springs, shock absorbers, blades, and cutting tools, where a combination of toughness, durability, and fatigue resistance is required. In order to attain the desired strength and elasticity, high-carbon steel or alloy steel is commonly used to make spring steel sheets. The steel is quenched in water or oil to harden it, then tempered to increase its ductility and toughness as part of the heat treatment process.