Products by Cook Spring Company

Compression springs are used to offer resistance to applied compression forces and are the most common spring configuration. While the most widely manufactured is a straight cylindrical spring we can also coil conical, barrel or hourglass shapes with variable or consistent pitches. Depending on the...

Extension springs are springs that attach to both ends of other pieces. They store energy and exert a pulling force. When the spring is extended, the force stored in the body is transferred to the mating components through the hooks or loops. Furthermore, extension springs actually soak up and...

At Cook Spring, we create magazine springs that can be manufactured to fit your specific needs. Magazine springs can be made out of an array of materials including stainless steel, music wire, rocket wire and more. Our staff has extensive experience designing magazine springs and we have the best...

A torsion spring is a spring that absorbs and stores mechanical energy when it is subjected to twisting. While being twisted, the spring exerts torque forces in the opposite direction in an amount determined by the degree by which it is twisted. Another type of torsion spring is the helical torsion...