Construction industry

Springs play an important role in the construction industry and are used in numerous systems where movement, tension and support are central. From door and window mechanisms to gate systems and technical installations: springs ensure reliable operation, controlled force distribution and improved ease of use.

Depending on the application, different types of springs are used, such as compression springs, tension springs and torsion springs, each tailored to specific loads and environmental factors. Thanks to their versatility and durability, technical springs are an indispensable component in both residential and industrial construction projects.

Torsion springs and tension springs for gate systems

Springs for gate systems can be manufactured in various configurations and materials, depending on the application, load and desired service life. Choosing the correct type of spring is essential for the safe and efficient operation of your gate.

Torsion springs are most commonly used for sectional doors. These springs are mounted on a shaft and ensure controlled and balanced movement when opening and closing the gate. Thanks to their high torsional force and durability, torsion springs are particularly suitable for intensive use, both in residential and industrial applications.

Tension springs are primarily used for up-and-over doors. These springs work on the basis of tensile force and support the weight of the gate during opening. Tension springs are a reliable and cost-effective solution for lighter gate systems and are often used in garages and smaller installations.

Springs for roof windows and windows

Springs for roof windows and windows play a crucial role in guaranteeing smooth operation, optimal safety and durable performance of your system. These technical springs support the opening and closing of windows and roof windows, making operation more comfortable and controlled.

Depending on the application and construction, different types of springs can be used, such as compression springs, tension springs or specific wire forms. These are carefully designed to provide the correct force and balance, keeping the window or roof window stable in every position. This is particularly important with frequent use or for larger and heavier window constructions.

Springs for door handles

Springs in door handles play an essential role in guaranteeing smooth and controlled operation of the door mechanism. They ensure that the door handle automatically returns to its original horizontal position after use, contributing to both ease of use and correct operation of the lock.

In most applications, torsion springs are used, mounted around the spindle. When the door handle is operated, the spring is loaded, then returns the handle to its position when released. This mechanism prevents door handles from sticking and reduces wear on the lock and internal components.

Depending on the type of door and intensity of use, springs in door handles can differ in force, dimensions and material. Both in residential applications and in industrial or public environments, it is important that these springs are reliable and durable, especially with frequent use.