Compression springs are open-coil helical springs designed to resist compressive force or axial load in the push mode. This feature makes them essential in applications requiring controlled resistance and energy storage. These springs are fundamental mechanical components used in various applications such as Automotive, Electronics, Electrical & General Engineering due to their ability to store mechanical energy and release it to perform work .Compression springs feature consistent gaps between coils, allowing for compression under load. Their behavior enables them to perform tasks like absorbing shock, resisting force and maintaining spacing between components. The most common type is the straight cylindrical spring made from round wire, though other forms such as conical, barrel and hourglass springs are also available, Often employed in applications that demand low solid height, increased lateral stability or surge resistance.