Bainite carbon steel disc spring washers

Disc springs, also known as disc springs (DIN2093), were invented and used in the mid-19th century. At that time, the Frenchman Belleville applied for a patent for the disc spring design. Today, some places still call disc springs Belleville Springs.

Bainite carbon steel disc spring washers are a type of mechanical fastener used to provide spring-like force and distribute load. Some key points about bainite carbon steel disc spring washers:

Composition: Made of bainite, a type of heat-treated carbon steel that provides high strength and hardness.
Design: Disc-shaped with a curved profile that allows the washer to flex and store potential energy when compressed.
Applications: Used in assemblies where a spring-like clamping force is required, such as in engine components, machinery, and construction equipment.
Benefits: Offer consistent and reliable spring force compared to flat washers. Helps prevent loosening of threaded fasteners.
Manufacturing: Produced through a combination of steel alloying, heat treatment, and stamping/forming processes to achieve the desired microstructure and mechanical properties.
Standards: Commonly conform to industry standards like ASME, DIN, or ISO specifications for dimensions, material properties, and performance.
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