Application of hardware shrapnel in industrial production

Hardware springs belong to the category of metal stamping parts and electronic hardware materials. It is made of stainless steel or manganese after heat treatment. It is an important part of the switch. With the help of the conductivity of the metal shrapnel, it acts as a high-quality switch between the operator and the product. At the same time, using the stable resilience of the guozi (automatically return after pressing), and the long life, provide the operator with high-quality tactile feedback.　　The production of metal shrapnel is a special process in which materials (metal or non-metal) are processed into parts (or semi-finished products) through cold stamping of stamping dies. Stamping is a pressure processing method that uses a mold installed on a press to apply pressure to the material at room temperature to cause separation or plastic deformation to obtain the required parts.　　 Hardware shrapnel is a metal stamping part, a mechanical spring part that uses elasticity to work. In the category of electronic hardware materials. English name: Metal shrapnel. It is made of stainless steel or manganese after heat treatment. It is an important part of the switch. With the help of the conductivity of the metal shrapnel, it acts as a high-quality switch between the operator and the product. At the same time, using the stable resilience of the guozi (automatically return after pressing), and the long life, provide the operator with high-quality tactile feedback.　　Hardware shrapnel is generally made of metal shrapnel steel. It is used to control the movement of parts, alleviate impact or vibration, store energy, measure the size of force, etc. It is widely used in machines and meters. The types of hardware shrapnel are complex and diverse. According to the shape, there are mainly spiral hardware shrapnel, scroll hardware shrapnel, and plate hardware shrapnel.　　 Spiral hardware shrapnel is a twisted hardware shrapnel. The hardware shrapnel that accepts torsion deformation, the working part is also tightly wound into a spiral shape. The end structure of the torsion metal shrapnel is processed into torsion arms of various shapes, not hooks. Torsion springs are often used in balancing mechanisms in machinery, and are widely used in industrial production such as automobiles, machine tools, and electrical appliances.