What do you use springs in?

* Suspension systems: Springs are used in suspension systems to absorb shock and vibration. This can be found in cars, trucks, and other vehicles, as well as in furniture and other objects.

* Clocks and watches: Springs are used in clocks and watches to provide the power to drive the gears.

* Toys: Springs are used in a variety of toys, such as wind-up toys, slinkies, and pogo sticks.

* Musical instruments: Springs are used in some musical instruments, such as the accordion and the guitar.

* Electrical devices: Springs are used in a variety of electrical devices, such as switches, relays, and circuit breakers.

* Other applications: Springs are also used in a variety of other applications, such as:

* Door hinges

* Garage door openers

* Trampolines

* Bungee cords

* Fishing rods

* Measuring tapes

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