Raymond die springs feature valve quality Chrome Silicon alloy wire. And that's important if you're still using chrome vanadium alloy springs. With Chrome Sillicon die springs, you get greater tensile strength and higher maximum service temperatures. Which means, in maximum service temperatures to 450¾ F, there is less load loss. The higher tensile strength translates to increased cycle life over die springs from other alloys.

Delivery. Local die spring inventories assures fast, off-the-shelf super ship delivery from convenient Producto Service Centers located throughout the United States and Canada.

Materials. Producto die springs add life to your dies because they are made of high tensile strength chromium alloy steels. They withstand the heavy demands of shock loading and constant high speed deflections. In addition, this tough alloy enables secondary operations, such as penning, to give Producto die springs and extra performance margin. Under all stress/ heat conditions, Productor die springs provide significantly greater resistance to load loss that springs made of carbon steel.

Colors. Every Producto die spring is color coded by work range, to simplify selection specification and in plant identification.

Shape. The round cornered rectangular configuration of Producto die springs works harder, with less wasted energy, than round or square wire configurations. This optimum cross-section minimizes stress concentration and protects against fracturing caused by stress build-up at sharp edges.