Значения термина coil spring на английском

I watched the mortal coil spring forth from perfect darkness.

The tilt on the original Aeron works via a rubber coil spring that allows the chair to lean back when you do.

In May, NHTSA had launched a preliminary evaluation of about 130,000 Nissan Versa cars after receiving complaints about fractures in the front suspension coil spring.

Coil spring fractures may puncture the tire and increase the risk of a crash.

Suspension Three skis are independently dampened with both coil springs and hydraulic shock absorbers.

I could see the coil springs now, and the padding in front of them.

Wheel drums, coil springs and shock absorbers.

The sealed coil springs were leak-prone and wildly expensive to repair, however, and the technology never made it into post-war cars.

The Suspensions area produces multileaf springs, parabolic leaf springs and coil springs, as well as suspension components for light and medium trucks.

The designers also made sure to highlight one of the Unimog's most important features: an incredibly beefy suspension with massive coil springs.

It's got the typical sports car stuff under the body: double wishbones with coil springs, anti-roll bars, disc brakes and so forth.

The garage door swung up with a creaking song of coil springs, revealing a bright red Dodge truck and a double-wide horse trailer.

With air chambers, oil circuits and coil springs absorbing terrain impacts, contemporary mountain bike suspension design has an amazing way to smooth out trails.

True to tradition, they will reportedly be using live axles and coil springs mounted on a ladder chassis as the basis for their new offering.

It made a point of noting the McPherson struts and coil springs up front and what they call a V-torsion beam rear suspension out back.

Woven wire and coil springs run from $2.25 up, according to the number of coils, wires, and weight.