Exponential force curve up to actuation point for controlled keypresses
Linear response after actuation for consistent typing feel
0.5% deviation precision compared to stock springs for improved performance
Stainless steel 99.5% precision for durability and smoothness
No polarity, allowing flexible installation on either side
Summarized by Shop
SPRiT MX Complex springs follow a exponential force curve up until actuation, and then switch to linear until bottom out. Sprit springs are within 0.5% deviation, whereas stock springs are typically within 10% deviation.
There is no polarity on complex springs. As SPRiT says:
"According to the Newtonians, force of object A on B = the oppo
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