Stainless steel wire springs are typically manufactured using a process called coiling. This involves feeding stainless steel wire into a machine that winds it tightly around a mandrel or a cylindrical rod. The wire is then shaped into the desired spring configuration using different techniques such as compression, extension, or torsion. Heat treatment may be applied to enhance the spring's strength and durability. Finally, the springs are cut to the desired length and undergo finishing processes like grinding or polishing to achieve a smooth surface finish.
