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The force loading is about 20,000 psi.

I also need to mention that the material only needs to rebound after the load has been completely removed. Thanks.

Thanks for the reply. Sorry about the high modulus misnomer. A spring simply won't work in this application. Ideally I'm looking for a metal wire with a diameter of say, .100", that could compress to .095" and rebound close to .100" in the 400 degree environment. The wire would bear agains...

Greg, thanks for the reply. Would titanium wire itself have this capability? I'm actually looking for is a solid material like wire or bar stock. Alan

I am in need of a metal that can be compressed repeatedly (preferably thousands of times) to approximately 95% of its overall height, and rebound to near its original height. It must do this in a constant 400F degree environment. Any suggetions are greatly appreciated.