coilability

/ˌkɔɪləˈbɪləti/
noun
  1. The ability of a material or object to be formed into a coil or spiral shape without breaking or being damaged.
    • The coilability of this copper wire makes it perfect for making springs.
    • The fabric's coilability allows it to be stored in a small, round container.
    • Engineers tested the coilability of the new plastic tubing before using it in the machine.
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