A Suspension Seat Torsion Spring is attached to the latch and is mounted within the suspension seat unit, specifically within the latch assembly. It is integrated into the latch in a way that allows it to exert force and control the locking and releasing actions of the seat. When the latch is disengaged, the torsion spring exerts an opposing force, facilitating the smooth and controlled release of the seat, and allowing for adjustments from the seat.

Attributes:
• The extension spring has a total of 4 coils responsible for deflection
• The extension spring features a right-hand direction of coils to indicate the orientation of its helical windings

Applications:
A Suspension Seat Torsion Spring secures the seat in a locked position. When the latch is engaged, the torsion spring applies torque or rotational force to keep the latch securely locked, preventing undesired seat movement during operation. This locking function ensures operator stability and safety.