Belleville Springs
Belleville springs, also known as belleville washers or disc springs, were invented by Julien-Francoise Belleville, who was awarded a patent in 1861 for
a spring designed like a cone-shaped ring, capable of absorbing large axial
forces with relatively small spring travel. From the term Belleville
spring, many variations have been derived. The Belleville springs are also commonly
referred to as Belleville washers, Belleville spring
washers, disc springs, disc spring washers, spring washers, coned springs, cup
washers, and ball bearing springs. All
Mubea disc springs/Belleville springs are manufactured to the DIN 2093
standard.
Belleville springs have become indispensable in a host of applications. The use of Belleville springs in common in applications requiring high spring force and small deflections. Belleville springs are also used in applications requiring a high degree of safety. Mubea has manufactured Belleville springs in our Daaden, Germany plant since 1960.
Please contact our dedicated sales staff at Mubea to discuss your Belleville spring application.
