Provides High Axial Spring Force
The conical disc structure can generate axial restoring force within a relatively small installation space, making it suitable for assemblies requiring higher preload.
Helps Maintain Fastening Preload
The spring force generated after compression can compensate for certain changes caused by component settlement, wear, and thermal expansion or contraction, helping reduce loss of clamping force.
Flexible Stacking Configurations
DISC WASHERS can be stacked in the same direction to increase load capacity, or stacked in opposite directions to increase compression travel, allowing the spring characteristics to be adjusted for different mechanical requirements.
Absorbs Vibration and Impact
The elastic disc structure can absorb part of the axial vibration, impact, and displacement, helping reduce the direct transmission of these loads to connected components.
Suitable for Limited Installation Space
DISC WASHERS are commonly used in machinery, bearings, valves, automotive and motorcycle components, molds, and precision assemblies. Actual load capacity and compression travel should be confirmed according to the selected washer specifications.









