Disc Spring

Disc Spring | EN 16983 | 100.0×4.0mm | Chrome Vanadium 51CrV4

Part No.: AXS-DS-00489

Disc Spring | EN 16983 | 100.0×4.0mm | Chrome Vanadium 51CrV4

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Dimensions
Outer diameter Do 100.0 mm
Inner diameter Di 41.0 mm
Thickness t 4.0 mm
Free height L₀ 7.2 mm
Compressed height Lₙ 4.8 mm
Load
Load force Fn 20521.0 N
Material & Surface
Material Chrome Vanadium 51CrV4
Surface finish Zinc plated
Standard & Classification
Standard EN 16983
Group Group 2
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Disc Spring Material
Carbon steel disc springs are made from Ck67 (C67S) or Ck75 (C75S) spring steel, cold-rolled, hardened and tempered. Operating temperature −40 to +80°C. Zinc-phosphated and oiled as standard.
Surface Finish
Carbon steel disc springs are zinc-phosphated and oiled unless otherwise specified. Stainless steel disc springs have no additional surface protection against corrosion.
Tolerances
Dimensional tolerances per EN 16983 (DIN 2093). Load tolerance varies by group: Group 1 +25%/−7.5%, Group 2 +15%/−7.5% (t ≤ 3 mm) or +10%/−5% (t > 3 mm), Group 3 ±10%.
Disc Spring Groups
Group 1 — t < 1.25 mm Punched and cold-formed with rounded edges. No bearing surface. Suitable for light to medium loads. Spring force tolerance +25%/−7.5%.
Group 2 — 1.25 mm ≤ t ≤ 6.0 mm Punched and cold-formed. Da and Di turned with rounded edges. No bearing surface. Spring force tolerance +15%/−7.5% (t ≤ 3.0 mm) or +10%/−5.0% (t > 3.0 mm).
Group 3 — t > 6.0 mm Cold or hot formed, turned on all sides with rounded edges. Has a bearing surface. Suitable for heavy-duty applications. Spring force tolerance ±10%.
Disc Spring Series
Series A High spring force with an approximately linear characteristic curve.
Series B Medium spring force with a slightly degressive characteristic curve.
Series C Low spring force with a strongly degressive characteristic curve.
Stacking
Springs stacked in series increase deflection; stacked in parallel multiply load capacity. For dynamic applications, use no more than 2–3 springs in parallel. Recommended maximum stack length: Lo ≤ 3 × Da. Lubricate with oil, grease, or molybdenum disulfide paste to reduce friction and wear.