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Springs for the aerospace sector
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Constant force springs feature a small package size and linear force making them ideal for aircraft interiors and applications such as counterbalancing aircraft doors, assisting in the deployment of satellite solar panels and antenna and aiding in missile systems.

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Motor Brush springs

The motor brush springs can be applied to satellite devices and UAV tail wings. The motor brush spring ensures that the working current phase of the carbon brush is consistent, and the stable output of reliable pressure increases the service life of the motor and reduces motor wear.

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1.Satellite Device

2.UAV Tail

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