Need Belleville washer advice
Need Belleville washer advice
(OP)
Hello all,
We are in the process of manufacturing rifle actions. The firing pin of said actions is driven by a belleville washer stack, rather than the typical helical spring.
We are looking for belleville washers in titanium, but are having some trouble finding them. Any ideas?
Size: 6,2 x 12,5 x 0,5mm free length 0,85mm load approx 298N
We use 31-33 washers per stack.
We are in the process of manufacturing rifle actions. The firing pin of said actions is driven by a belleville washer stack, rather than the typical helical spring.
We are looking for belleville washers in titanium, but are having some trouble finding them. Any ideas?
Size: 6,2 x 12,5 x 0,5mm free length 0,85mm load approx 298N
We use 31-33 washers per stack.





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Without commenting on the appropriateness of this particular belleville spring design, titanium can be a great spring material, capable of mass savings of 50% or more when compared to ferrous materials while achieving adequate fatigue resistance. I would contact Renton Coil Spring about your requirements (they do flat/belleville springs as well):
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Nick
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