Wokingham, United Kingdom, October 11, 2018 --(PR.com)-- Lee Spring will be presenting their new catalogue of over 25,000 standard springs at the Engineering Design Show on 17-18th October on stand no. A10 at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry.

Visitors will be provided with advice for their project at whatever stage � whether back of the envelope or fully developed design. Design Engineers, production engineers, manufacturers and fastener buyers are welcome.

The new Lee Spring catalogue of over 25,000 standard parts will be available with 2,000+ new items including 500+ new compression springs in metric DIN-Plus dimensions, new extension springs in SS316, new torsion springs in SS316 and added High Pressure compression springs, including new 600 PSI designs.

The Lee Spring philosophy makes finding the right specification simpler with many features such as grinding and plating options, alongside additional available services such as 1st Article inspection, blanket agreements and many material and finish options. Global Flexibility on the other hand means that wherever your design or production is based, Lee Spring can offer a service package from concept of new products to redesign of legacy items. Many spring examples will be on display with expert engineers to discuss your application.

Based on their team of expert sales engineers, Lee Spring has become the UK supplier of choice for over 25,000 catalogued and custom springs, including compression springs, torsion springs, constant force springs, die springs, Belleville spring washers, wave springs, extension springs, battery springs and numerous speciality springs. Materials include steel, stainless steel, cobalt/nickel alloy, bronze, brass, music wire and composite plastics. In addition, Lee Spring offers extensive custom design and manufacture services for one-off/prototypes or ongoing production requirements.

Further information on Lee Spring products can be found on their website - www.leespring.co.uk or by following them on Twitter - https://twitter.com/leespringuk.