Disc springs catalog

At INEXAL, you’ll find a wide range of disc springs, available to order online straight away.

Why choose our disc springs?

Our disc springs have been developed for applications where high forces need to be absorbed within a limited space. Thanks to their compact, circular shape, they can withstand high loads with relatively little deflection. This makes disc springs particularly suitable for structures and mechanical applications where space-saving, consistent performance and reliability are important.

Thanks to their versatile design, disc springs can be used in a variety of ways. They can be used individually, or stacked on top of one another to achieve greater force or a longer stroke. Would you like to find out more about our range of disc springs or related solutions, such as compression springs and nitrogen gas springs? Take a look at our online collection now or contact our specialists for personalised advice.

Overview of the types of disc springs and their applications

Disc springs are round steel springs, usually with a hole in the centre. The curve slopes slightly upwards or downwards, allowing the spring to move with the load and absorb high loads. Thanks to the many possible combinations of diameter, thickness, height and shape, disc springs are widely used in a variety of applications.

Disc springs can be stacked in parallel, in series or in a combination of both. When stacked in parallel, the force is increased whilst the compression remains the same. When stacked in series, the force remains the same, but the possible compression increases. A combination of both makes it possible to precisely tailor the force and spring travel to the application.

Order your disc springs from our online shop!

When you choose disc springs from the INEXAL range, you are choosing durable quality at an attractive price. Our disc springs are manufactured to strict quality standards and in accordance with the load characteristics specified in DIN 2093. For the calculation of disc springs, please refer to DIN 2092. Furthermore, disc springs are covered by the DIN EN 16983 standard, which replaces the former DIN 2093 standard.

Do you have any questions? Our customer service team is on hand to provide expert advice on choosing the right disc spring for your application.