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High-quality components are important to keep HVAC equipment like blowers, heat exchangers, dampers secured and functional. Well made parts also have a longer service life, so equipment runs consistently, without frequent breakdowns or costly downtime.

HVAC systems are essential across commercial, industrial, and residential settings, delivering reliable heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. They regulate indoor temperature and humidity to ensure comfort and safety for occupants while protecting products, equipment, and building structures. In addition, HVAC systems play a crucial role in maintaining healthy air quality by circulating fresh air, reducing stagnation, and filtering out dust and contaminants throughout the facility.

At John Evans’ Sons, we manufacture a large selection of standard and custom HVAC springs, wire forms, and precision-stamped components. We have 175 years of manufacturing experience, and we continue to expand our capabilities and services for our customers.

Custom Springs for HVAC Components

We are a single source provider of springs, wireforms, and stamped parts for HVAC applications. At John Evans’ Sons, we specialize in HVAC springs and related components. We’re committed to designing, manufacturing, and providing long-lasting springs that perform consistently, no matter how hard your HVAC system runs.

Our facility includes cutting-edge manufacturing and quality control equipment, so we can provide comprehensive design, manufacturing, inspection, and quality assurance processes in-house.

We source high-quality and corrosion-resistant metals that withstand the moisture, temperature extremes, and high-pressure environments inside HVAC assemblies.

Some of the applications for our custom HVAC components include:

  • Airflow Control Systems. Precision constant force springs are used to adjust and control the movement of dampers. This lets air flow throughout the ventilation system at peak efficiency.
  • Fire Dampers. Fire dampers are critical for reducing fire risk and maintaining safety code compliance. We develop high-quality, long-lasting springs that control fire dampers and ensure the system’s emergency preparedness.
  • Sealing and Insulation. Springs create tension to hold seals and insulation in place. This reduces air leaks and even energy bills.
  • Thermal Expansion Solutions. Spring tension holds panels and parts in place while giving them some room to shift due to expansion and contraction as temperatures fluctuate.
  • Vibration Isolation. Conventional fasteners, metal components, and loose parts can start to vibrate, rattle, and come apart over time. Custom HVAC springs use compression force to hold assemblies together and minimize noise and wear.
Custom Springs for Fire Dampers

Custom Springs for Fire Dampers

Fire dampers are spring-based assemblies that serve as a barrier in the event of fire. Automatic fire dampers, sensitive HVAC fire dampers, and manual or automated duct fire dampers can prevent fire and smoke from spreading downstream through an HVAC system.

Springs Commonly Used in Fire Dampers

We design and develop the following springs for fire dampers:

Understanding HVAC Components: Springs, Wire Forms, and Stamping

At John Evans’ Sons, we manufacture the following components for HVAC assemblies:

  • Springs that provide constant force, compression, or tension.
  • Wire forms like brackets, clips, and supports that hold components in place.
  • Stamped metal supports, sealing components, and mounting hardware.

Types of Springs for HVAC Systems

We provide the following standard and custom HVAC springs:

  • Compression springs.
  • Constant force springs.
  • Extension springs.

Wire Forms and Their Role in HVAC Equipment

John Evans’ Sons manufactures the following types of wire forms for HVAC systems:

  • Brackets: Supporting fans, motors, and other assemblies.
  • Retention Clips: Securing electrical assemblies, filters, and panels.
  • Support Structures: Securing and aligning ducts or other components.

Precision Stampings for HVAC

We also provide versatile metal stamping for HVAC components, including:

  • Brackets and contact parts for secure connections.
  • Mounting plates that hold control panels, compressors, and motors in place.
  • Sealing components that prevent air leaks.

Why John Evans’ Sons Is the HVAC Industry Leader

The HVAC industry trusts John Evans’ Sons for high-quality springs, wire components, and stamped metal forms. We offer efficient, high-precision manufacturing services, and our design team is also available to develop custom metal goods. For 175 years, our company has been committed to providing excellent customer service, engineering expertise, and reliable, long-lasting components. We serve residential, commercial, and industrial HVAC industry customers with end-to-end production and support.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What makes John Evans' springs suitable for HVAC applications?

We develop all of our springs from high-quality, corrosion-resistant metals. This ensures long-term performance in damp and extreme environments in HVACs and ducts.

Can I get custom springs, wire forms, or stampings for my HVAC design?

Yes. John Evans’ Sons offers design support and manufacturing for custom HVAC springs and metal components.

How does John Evans ensure product quality?

John Evans’ Sons is ISO 9001:2015- and AS 9001-certified, and we continue to invest in our quality management systems. In addition to design, manufacturing, and inspection we also build and maintain tooling in-house. We believe in the value of teamwork, the pursuit of excellence in manufacturing, and responsive customer service.

Contact Us for HVAC Springs, Wire Forms, and Stampings

High-quality springs, wire forms, and stamped parts can keep your HVAC system in good working order at peak efficiency. John Evans' Sons is a trusted supplier of the precision components that the HVAC industry relies on. Contact us today to learn more about our capabilities, or get your next project started by requesting a quote.