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Also known as mechanical spring

elastic mechanical device in any shape

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A spring is an elastic mechanical device that can be bent, stretched, or compressed and will return to its original shape when released. Springs matter because they store and release energy in countless everyday applications, from car suspensions and mattresses to pens and door hinges.

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Within Vinony's link graph, sprężyna is referenced by 656 other articles, and connects out to frequency, firearm and Taxus baccata.

Vinony files it under Commons link is on Wikidata and Springs (mechanical).

Its subject is documented across 78 Wikipedia language editions.

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Image: Ressort en forme de cadre.jpg
Has use: shock absorber

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Commons category: Springs (mechanical)
topic's main category: Category:Springs (mechanical)
described by source: Granat Encyclopedic Dictionary
Commons gallery: Spring (device)
has characteristic: elasticity
shape: helix
used by: battery holder
different from: coil spring
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4

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Article · Polski

Sprężyna – element sprężysty używany w budowie maszyn, głównie jako łącznik w połączeniach sprężystych.

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Commons link is on Wikidata Springs (mechanical)