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A Die Spring 1S Green Colour refers to a specific type of die spring that is color-coded with a green indicator, representing a particular spring rate or load capacity. Die springs are widely used in die and mold applications to provide force for the operation of the die, such as in metal stamping, injection molding, and other industrial manufacturing processes.

A Die Spring 3S Red Colour is a high-strength, heavy-duty die spring that is part of a standardized color-coding system used to indicate its load capacity and spring rate. The 3S designation generally refers to a specific spring rate or load-bearing capacity, and the red color is part of the color-coding system that helps quickly identify the spring's strength. Die springs are widely used in die and mold applications for metal stamping, injection molding, die-casting, and other industrial processes that require reliable and consistent force.

A Die Spring 2S Blue Colour refers to a specific type of die spring that is part of a color-coding system used to identify the spring's load capacity or spring rate. In this case, the 2S designation indicates a certain strength or load-bearing capacity, and the blue color signifies that the spring falls into a specific category within the color-coding system, typically indicating a medium to high spring rate or load-bearing capacity.

A Die Spring 4S Yellow Colour is a high-strength, heavy-duty die spring designed for demanding industrial applications, commonly used in die and mold operations. The 4S designation and yellow color help quickly identify the spring's load-bearing capacity and strength. Die springs are critical components in various manufacturing processes such as metal stamping, injection molding, die-casting, and more. They are used to apply force for operations like part ejection, mold clamping, and compression during the forming process.

A Die Spring Red Colour refers to a specific type of die spring that is part of a color-coded system used to differentiate between different spring rates and load capacities. The red color is typically associated with springs that are designed to handle high load-bearing capacities and heavy-duty applications. These springs are crucial components in various manufacturing processes, including metal stamping, injection molding, die-casting, and other industrial processes that require precise force control.

Red Die Springs are a type of industrial spring commonly used in die and mold applications, such as metal stamping, injection molding, die-casting, and other manufacturing processes that require controlled force, precision, and durability. The red color is part of a color-coding system that helps quickly identify the spring’s specific load rating, with red typically signifying a higher load capacity compared to other color-coded die springs.