Airedale Springs Ltd

As a fresh thinking, dynamic company, Airedale Springs has become an industry leader. Since starting out in 1945 as a traditional family business, we’ve combined our up to the minute expertise with advancing technology. Over the years, it has helped us achieve our worldwide reputation for outstanding quality and service.

At the core of everything we do is our philosophy, ‘Small enough to care, big enough to mean business’. From compression springs to extension springs, developing hand crafted bespoke springs to vast volumes, our team has the facilities and the knowledge to create a great cost effective result every time.

All this is supported by exceptional standards, demonstrated when we became the UK’s first spring manufacturer to achieve BS5750, now known as BS EN ISO 9001:2008. We were also delighted to be the first spring manufacturing company to be recognised as an Investor in People, in 1993.

Our success has continued from there. With a drive for world class quality and a commitment to excellent service, it’s no wonder Airedale Springs is the number one choice for many international and leading British names.

Springs

• Compression Springs


• Extension Springs


• Torsion Springs


• Wire Forms


• Flat Springs, Clips & Pressings


• Garter Springs


• Hose Springs


• Clock Springs & Power Springs


• Prison Springs


• Rings and Circlips


• Small Springs

Spring Design

How the spring is designed: We don’t just assist with spring design; we help clients take new products to market faster.

By working closely through the development stages we helped SpiralGrip realise their vision of creating an innovative desk edge cable holder.

Spring Assembly

Here at Airedale Springs, spring assembly work is something we have become extremely adept at.

As a leading spring supplier, we pride ourselves on providing our clients with a comprehensive service, and in addition to our range of innovative spring products, we also offer an assembly service for all your spring assembly needs.

Spring Materials

Most solid materials have the ability to flex when a force is applied and return to their original shape although, for some materials, the amount of flex before breakage may be very small. Some materials may not be regarded as spring materials at all; one good example is paper. When formed into an “origami” type frog, it will display the characteristics of a spring when flexed and jump when released.