What is a constant force spring?

A constant force spring is a spring that generates a constant return force (load) regardless of the distance it is stretched. The reason for this lies in the leaf spring structure that is bent with a predetermined curvature. Springs that are commonly used on a daily basis are called "wire springs", which are made by winding a metal wire into a coil. is pulled, the drum rotates and the spring is pulled out.

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