Sarthi Corporation

We are make Elevator springs, particularly buffer springs, are made from high-strength, durable materials capable of withstanding significant forces and providing reliable performance. Common materials include:

• Mild Steel
• Stainless Steel
• Carbon High Spring Steel
• Alloy Steel

Types of Elevator Springs:

While the general term "elevator spring" often refers to buffer springs, there are also other types of springs used in various parts of an elevator system, such as:

• Compression Springs: These are the most common type used as buffers. They are designed to resist a compressive force.
• Tension Springs: Less common in the main safety buffer role, but may be used in other mechanisms within the elevator system where a pulling force is required.
• Torsion Springs: Used where a rotational force is needed.
• Disc Springs (Belleville Washers): Can be used in certain braking or clamping mechanisms.
• Volute Springs and Taper Springs: These are specialized forms of compression springs.

Elevator springs play a crucial role in the safety and smooth operation of elevator systems, primarily as buffers.

We are make Elevator springs, particularly buffer springs, are made from high-strength, durable materials capable of withstanding significant forces and providing reliable performance. Common materials include:

• Mild Steel
• Stainless Steel
• Carbon High Spring Steel
• Alloy Steel

Types of Elevator Springs:

While the general term "elevator spring" often refers to buffer springs, there are also other types of springs used in various parts of an elevator system, such as:

• Compression Springs: These are the most common type used as buffers. They are designed to resist a compressive force.
• Tension Springs: Less common in the main safety buffer role, but may be used in other mechanisms within the elevator system where a pulling force is required.
• Torsion Springs: Used where a rotational force is needed.
• Disc Springs (Belleville Washers): Can be used in certain braking or clamping mechanisms.
• Volute Springs and Taper Springs: These are specialized forms of compression springs.

Elevator springs play a crucial role in the safety and smooth operation of elevator systems, primarily as buffers.