A new formula that allows the first natural frequency of transverse vibrations of axially
loaded steel helical springs to be determined has been presented in the paper. The relationship
is easy to use and allows finding the first natural frequency of spring vibrations
without the necessity of solving analytical or numerical models. According to the authors’
knowledge, this is the first such a formula and, consequently, when this frequency becomes
zero, it enables determination of the critical axial force or deflection causing the buckling
of the spring. The way of obtaining the described formula is presented in the paper. The
results of this formula are compared with those obtained using FEM and experiments. The
advantages, drawbacks and limitations of the proposed relationship are also discussed.
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