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Extended spring range

Published:  28 January, 2015

lee_s_20150128VPL3.jpgLEE SPRING says its stand at Southern Manufacturing (Stand J104) will show a selection of springs and fasteners that are typically specified for the manufacturing and electronics industries.

The company says its product range includes more than 20,000 springs and spring fasteners and in addition, it offers a custom spring design service.

"The Lee Spring range of stock springs is continuously expanding” explains Chris Petts, MD at the UK based European operation. "Southern Manufacturing is the first opportunity for us to demonstrate the latest 2015 additions which are new Lite Pressure springs with a wider OD, as well as an extended range of Belleville Washers.”

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