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Compression Spring Testing Machine

Manual, automatic and heavy-duty machines for compression springs

Spring Testing Machines · Compression Spring

A compression spring testing machine compresses a helical or leaf spring to set heights and records the corresponding loads, giving the spring rate, load at working height and free length in a single test.

Our STE spring testing machine covers laminated and coil springs in 100 kN and 200 kN capacities, with an autographic elongation recorder and loading accuracy within ±1%.

  • NABL calibration
  • Installation & training
  • Genuine spares

Compression Spring Testing Machine Models

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Typical springs tested

  • Valve, clutch and suspension springs
  • Leaf springs for commercial vehicles
  • Railway bogie springs
  • Industrial and electrical springs

Why Buy Compression Spring Machines from Canan Testing

  • Authorised Prime Dealer

    Genuine FIE, Saroj and Diamond Tools machines with factory warranty and support.

  • First NABL-Accredited

    The first company in India accredited by NABL for calibration of material testing machines.

  • Install, Train & Service

    Our own engineers install, commission and train your operators, then service the machine for life.

  • Genuine Spares in Stock

    Indenters, test blocks, grips and wear parts from ready stock for quick replacement.

  • Pan-India Presence

    Head office in New Delhi, 6 regional offices and 5 more offices across India.

  • 30+ Years, 5000+ Clients

    Trusted by automotive, steel and engineering majors, IITs, NITs and test laboratories.

Applicable Standards

  • IS 7906Helical compression springs
  • ISO 7500-1Verification of the force-measuring system

Listed for guidance. Confirm the exact standard and edition required by your customer or specification.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is spring rate calculated?

Spring rate = change in load / change in deflection between two test points, usually expressed in N/mm.

What capacity do I need?

Choose a capacity slightly above the highest load your springs see at their minimum working length.