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historyteller on Instagram: "A spring is made by first selecting a suitable material, typically steel or stainless steel, and drawing it into a thinner wire. The wire is then coiled into the desired shape using a machine, and heat-treated to harden and improve its flexibility. Afterward, the spring may be polished or coated for protection. Finally, it undergoes testing to ensure it meets the required strength and performance standards. Via: dm for credit/removal Follow @historyteller11 for daily

Artificial Understanding on Instagram: "Most people use springs every single day without knowing the engineering that makes them so reliable. Here’s how they’re actually manufactured: First, high-strength steel wire is fed from a spool into a precision coiling machine that shapes the spring in real time. After forming, the coils are heat-treated to relieve internal stress and restore elasticity—because raw metal can’t survive millions of compression cycles without this step. Next, the surface is

Cosmic.Know on Instagram: "This super satisfying way that spring are manufactured through extrusion 🙄. . Springs are made in a super satisfying process that starts with steel wire formed by drawing it through extrusion dies to make it smooth and uniform. The wire is heated and fed into a high-speed coiling machine that twists it into perfect spirals. The coils are then heat-treated to lock their shape, ground flat, and tested for strength and springiness. . . . . . . #spring #beautiful #amazing