FEDERNWERK FRANZ-JOSEF HÖPPE GMBH

Our bed, where we spend most of our day, is very important for our health. Starting a new day ready, rested and happy is much easier with a quality mattress. Our mattress is produced with hercules spring technology that improves sleep quality. The top layer is woven from knitted fabric and the bottom layer is woven from sweatfree jacquard fabric. It can be used on both sides. One side knitted fabric and the other side jacquard fabric is used. Ventilation capsules are used on the side borders.

Dimensions Spring dimensioning according to customer request Material All spring materials Stainless steel Coating In-house phosphating Color code on the spring Additional coatings through external services Specialities Wave springs highly resistant against dynamic stress Wave springs highly resistant against static stress Minimal relaxation through heat treatment Automated setting- and force-inspection Customized dimensioning Axial installation space saving up to 50 % High spring rates with low tolerances

Dimensions Wire diameter: 0,2 – 8,0 mm Outside diameter: > 120 mm after consultation All wire profiles feasible Material All spring materials and quality steels with lower strengths Coating All commonly coated spring steels In-house phosphating In-house stove-enameling Additional coatings through external services Specialities Clamping rings made of round wire or flat material Clamping rings with a stamp Rings with defined bendings Minimum burr cut-geometry Additional processing available after consultation Customer specific packaging Rapid prototyping

Dimensions Wire diameter: 0,3 – 4,5 mm spring-hardened Wire diameter: 0,3 – 7,0 mm soft Profiles other than round wire after consultation Material All spring materials and quality steels with lower strengths Coating All commonly coated spring steels Additional coatings available after consultation Specialities Tight torsional tolerances Torsion springs with max. two coils (toggle springs) All kind of hook and leg configuration Rapid prototyping