Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Your Trusted Partner for Precision Spring Solutions
Exacto Spring has been a trusted leader in precision spring and wire-form manufacturing for over 65 years. Founded in 1960, our commitment to quality and innovation has positioned us as a global partner for industries requiring high-tolerance components, including medical, automotive, industrial, and appliance sectors. Our expertise spans the design and production of compression springs, torsion springs, extension springs, and custom wire products, engineered to meet the most stringent performance requirements. With a 125,000-square-foot facility in Grafton, Wisconsin, and a team of 150 dedicated professionals, we combine advanced manufacturing techniques like Statistical Process Control with ISO-certified cleanroom capabilities to ensure consistent, high-quality output.Our cross-functional engineering teams collaborate closely with clients to deliver cost-effective, precision-driven solutions tailored to their unique applications. From initial concept to final delivery, we prioritize reliability, transparency, and customer satisfaction, supported by sophisticated packaging systems that guarantee product integrity. As a family-owned business, we remain steadfast in our mission to provide unparalleled service and precision components that power everyday life across the globe.
Services
Compression Springs
Torsion Springs
Extension Springs
Wire Forms
Medical Device Components
Design Assistance
Quality Assurance
Shot Peening
Laser Welding
Citric Passivation
Details
- Year established: 1960
Highlights and features
- We have over 65 years of experience in precision spring manufacturing.
- Our ISO-certified cleanroom ensures consistent quality for medical components.
- We provide custom design assistance for tailored engineering solutions.
- Advanced Statistical Process Control techniques guarantee high-tolerance precision.
- Our global reach serves customers in all 50 U.S. states and dozens of countries.
Associations and certifications
- ISO
Services
Compression Springs
Exacto Spring manufactures compression springs designed to absorb force and return to their original shape. These springs are used in applications ranging from electronics to automotive systems. Our precision engineering ensures durability and reliability in demanding environments.
Torsion Springs
Torsion springs from Exacto Spring deliver rotational force for latches, hinges, and industrial machinery. Customizable in wire type and configuration, they meet exact specifications for performance in aerospace, automotive, and safety equipment.
Extension Springs
Our extension springs store energy and absorb shock in appliances, engines, and automotive components. Precision-crafted with various end configurations, they ensure longevity and consistent performance under stress.
Medical Device Components
Exacto Spring produces medical-grade wire components in an ISO-certified Class 7 cleanroom. These parts meet stringent regulatory standards for devices like surgical tools, diagnostic equipment, and implantable systems.
Design Assistance
Our team offers full-cycle design help, from concept to production. We collaborate with clients to optimize spring designs for manufacturability, cost-efficiency, and performance in specialized applications.
Questions
What industries does Exacto Spring serve?
We serve medical, automotive, industrial, and appliance industries with precision springs and wire components.
Can Exacto Spring handle custom projects?
Yes, we specialize in custom designs for unique applications across all sectors.
Are Exacto Spring's products ISO certified?
Our medical components are manufactured in an ISO-certified Class 7 cleanroom.
How long has Exacto Spring been in business?
We have been manufacturing precision springs since 1960.
What materials do you work with?
We use titanium, tungsten, nitinol, platinum, and precious metals for specialized needs.
Do you offer secondary services like plating or welding?
Yes, we provide plating, laser welding, shot peening, and other secondary processes.
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