Spring Manufacturers
At Gibbs Interwire we take pride in our long history of providing metal services with roots that stretch back to 1956. Beginning in those early years and continuing today, Gibbs Interwire has been broadening our inventory and capabilities to supply precision specialty steels in both wire and strip. We offer a full line of spring materials for the spring industry. Our expanded wire product inventory will satisfy any desired spring application, including our stainless steel offerings for corrosive environments and carbon wire where higher strength is required. Our stainless line features the most common spring wire grade Type 302, as well as Type 17-7PH that provides superior strength, heat, and corrosion resistance. In the event higher corrosion resistance properties are required, Gibbs Interwire also carriers a full line of Type 316 stainless wire that has superior corrosion properties when compared to T-302 and 17-7PH. Spring manufacturers often require materials for high temperature applications. Gibbs Interwire stocks Super Alloy grades like Inconel X-750 and Inconel 600 which operate in temperatures up to 700 F.
In the carbon spring wire arena, Gibbs Interwire stocks and supplies high tensile materials including Rocket Wire and Phos Music Wire. Do you need a more economical High Carbon material for less demanding applications? We carry a full line of HDMB grades in Phos and galvanized coated materials. Chrome Silicon and Chrome Vanadium are also stocked in both commercial and valve quality that is designed for springs that must withstand considerable levels of shock and heat.
In addition to our full line of stainless and carbon wire products that are unique to the spring industry, Gibbs Interwire carries a full line of spring materials in stainless strip and carbon strip steel. Included in these offerings is Type 301, the most common stainless spring grade. If higher strength is required, Gibbs Interwire also provides a full line of Type 301 High Yield stainless strip.
High carbon strip spring materials are also stocked including C1050 in the annealed condition. This strip is an economical grade of spring steel that is often used where the part is hardened and tempered after forming.
This is just a small sample of the various types of wire and strip we have available.
To learn more, speak with or contact a Gibbs Interwire representative today at one of our facilities closest to your location.
Glossary Of Metal Terms
Stainless Steel News and Information
Spring Industry Links:
Spring Manufacturers Institute (SMI)
Chicago Association of Spring Manufacturers (CASMI)
New England Spring Manufacturers Association (NESMA)
West Coast Spring Manufacturers Association (WCSMA)
European Spring Federation (ESF)
Institute of Spring Technology
Metal Industry Links:
American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI)
American Society for Metals (ASM)
American Society for the Testing of Materials (ASTM)
National Association of Chemical Engineers (NACE)
Nickel Industry Development Institute (NIDI)
Specialty Steel Industry of North America (SSINA)
Technical Data PDF Downloads
A Layman’s Guide to Stainless Wire (PDF – 152KB)
A Layman’s Guide to Carbon Wire (PDF – 177KB)
