coil spring

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English - Turkish
(Otomotiv) sarmal yay
sarmal
helisel yay
helezoni yay
helis yay
(İnşaat) helezon yay
zemberek
yay
(Otomotiv) spiral yay
halka yay
helezonik yay
English - English
A bar of resilient metal wound into a spiral that may be compressed or extended without permanent deformation Coil springs have many automotive applications but are particularly important as suspension springs
A spiral-wound steel wire coil, of various wire diameter thicknesses and coil stack heights, used to suspend a vehicle Can be used in cars and trucks, both front and rear, depending on the application
a spring in the shape of a coil
The coil spring supports the vehicle's weight and keeps it suspended Coil springs are made of a coil of tempered metal that takes the compression loads as the vehicle goes down the highway
A thick steel wire that has been coiled and heat-treated to form a very strong spring Commonly used in car and light truck suspension systems, coil springs are space-efficient and can vary in stiffness, even within the same spring (i e , stiff at the top and not stiff at the bottom) The coil springs on a given vehicle largely define how that car or truck's ride and handling will feel
Length of spring steel rod wound into a spiral
coil springs
(Otomotiv) Large metal coils that cushion and absorb the shocks and bumps as the car is driven. They work with the gas filled shock absorbers to keep the car on an even keel while giving you the smoothest ride possible
coil springs
Springs, which absorb bumps and keeps your vehicle level as it turns
coil springs
Wire coils used in more expensive upholstery to give a desired resiliency and firmness to the seat and back
coil springs
Large metal coils that cushion and absorb the shocks and bumps as the car is driven They work with the gas filled shock absorbers to keep the car on an even keel while giving you the smoothest ride possible
coil springs
a wound spring that can be placed over an archwire and compressed between teeth to force them apart or in a specific direction
coil spring
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