| Company News | |||||
| April 10, 2012: Katy Spring Announcement Katy Spring & Mfg., Inc. is pleased to announce the arrival of our newest CNC spring-making machine. Katy Spring will now have the capability to automatically manufacture springs and wire forms from .312” - .625,” dramatically increasing our capacity for larger wire sizes. Please contact Katy Spring today for additional information on this and all the latest in Katy Spring news: http://www.katyspring.com From the Katy News, July 1, 2000 What's In A
Spring? Katy
Spring and Manufacturing is certainly one of the more
interesting factory businesses that are in and around
Katy. Located at 27502 Morton Ranch Road west of Old
Katy, the The year old business, owned by Scott Pitney and Mark West (a second generation spring maker) both Katy residents, is currently in its third expansion to meet business demand. "The markets and variety of springs are endless, springs are everywhere. At any given moment you are probably wearing, or carrying in your purse or pocket or wallet, several items that have springs in them," said Scott Pitney. One item manufactured by the company is a tiny spring that fits inside the spigot of commercial water coolers. Other products that are supported by Katy Spring include: carwash equipment, tarp and awning equipment, mechanical seals, a large variety of valves, and electronic components, to name a few. All
products are custom manufactured on site. "All
our products are custom products, made to the exact
specifications of our customers," said West.
"In addition to delivering quality custom |
| ||||
Please send inquiries to: sales@katyspring.com
Attn: Mark West Ph. 281-391-1888
![]()
![]()


Home |
Company Info |
Technical Info |
Catalog |
Testimonials |
Contact | Site Map | Stock Compression Springs | Stock Extension Springs
Compression Springs |
Extension Springs |
Torsion Springs |
Flat Springs |
Wire Forms |
Slideshow |
Spring Manufacturer |
Katy Spring Blog | Precise Compression Spring Requirements |
Spring Manufacturing Quality | What is a Compression Spring?
Website maintained by Masgraphics