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A disc spring is a flat, conical disc that can be elastically deformed to absorb compressive forces: 

• ShapeDisc springs are donut-shaped with a sloped disc around the hole that creates a gentle conical shape. 
• FunctionWhen a bolt is tightened, the conical shape is crushed and the disc tries to return to its original shape, preventing the bolt from loosening. 
• UsesDisc springs are used in a variety of applications, including machine tools, press machines, and hinges. They are ideal for high load applications where space is limited. 
• MaterialsDisc springs are made from materials such as spring steel and stainless steel. 
• StackingDisc springs can be stacked on top of each other in series or parallel configurations. 
• SelectionWhen selecting a disc spring, you can consider properties such as rust resistance, abrasion resistance, or impact resistance. 

Disc springs are also known as disc washers or belleville washers. 

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Die springs are a type of compression spring that are designed to withstand high loads and extreme temperatures in corrosive environments: 

• ConstructionDie springs are made from rectangular or square wire, which gives them a larger mass and greater force than standard compression springs. 
• PerformanceDie springs are designed to provide a predetermined amount of pressure at a given compression. They can handle 30% more stress than a standard compression spring. 
• ApplicationsDie springs are used in heavy machinery and equipment, such as dies and production tooling, where high force is required to cut and form metal. They are also used in automotive applications and other situations where force and controlled motion are needed. 
• MaterialsDie springs are available in a variety of materials, including steel and chromium alloys. 
• IdentificationDie springs are color coded to indicate their strength level. 
• MaintenanceDie springs should not be used at their maximum length of travel, as this will reduce their service life.