Disc Spring Washers

Jinghong Fasteners Disc spring washers, also known as Belleville washers, are conical-shaped washers designed to provide a high load with a small deflection. They are widely used in various applications to maintain tension in bolted assemblies, compensate for thermal expansion or contraction, and absorb vibrations.

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Product Description

Disc spring washers are often used in applications where dynamic loads, vibrations, or thermal expansion are present. Common industries include automotive, aerospace, machinery, and engineering. Disc spring washers from Jinghong Fasteners suppliers come in various sizes and thicknesses to accommodate different bolt sizes and loading requirements. They are available in standard sizes based on industry standards.

Product Specification

Name	Disc Spring Washers
Material	Stainless steel/alloy steel/carbon steel/brass/spring steel
Standards	GB,DIN, BSW, JIS, UNC, UNF, Non-standard, Customized Drawing
Thread	Metric Coarse, Metric Fine, UNC, UNF, BSW, BSF.
Sizes	M3-M24 Metc
Finish	Zinc/Black/Natural/others
Price	0.01usd/pcs-0.20usd/pcs
MOQ	Stardard item(Usually little hundred-little thousand)/determined if non-standard

Product Feature

Disc spring washers have a conical or Belleville shape, featuring a smaller inner diameter and a larger outer diameter. This design allows them to compress and expand axially under load, providing flexibility and resilience.Disc spring washers can be made from various materials, including spring steel, stainless steel, carbon steel, and alloy steel. The choice of material depends on factors such as the required strength, corrosion resistance, and environmental conditions.Disc spring washers find applications in a wide range of industries, including automotive, aerospace, machinery, and construction. They are used in situations where a compact, high-load spring solution is required.One common use of disc spring washers is for preloading bearings. Placing them between the bearing and its housing can ensure that the bearing remains in contact with the shaft, eliminating play and enhancing stability.