
Known for its high strength, excellent elasticity, and fatigue resistance, spring steel can withstand repeated loading and deformation while returning to its original shape. Depending on the grade and material condition, spring steel can be processed in an annealed state and heat-treated to achieve the required hardness and spring properties. It is widely used for manufacturing spring clips, retaining rings, washers, brackets, and precision mechanical components that require strength, resilience, and reliable performance under repeated stress.
Spring Steel 1095, also known as AISI 1095 or UNS G10950, is a high-carbon steel renowned for its exceptional hardness, high tensile strength, and spring-like elasticity. Containing approximately 0.90%–1.03% carbon, it is one of the most widely used high-carbon spring steels in sheet metal fabrication for components requiring high wear resistance and fatigue strength.
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