Cam-action indexing plungers stainless steel

Indexing plungers are used where it is necessary to prevent changes of position due to lateral forces. A new locking position can be set only after the plunger has been manually disengaged. With this indexing plunger a cam lever is used to retract the pin. The indexing plunger remains unlocked as long as the handle is positioned over the dead-centre of the cam. The ergonomic cam lever enables light handling with low effort. Temperature range: Permanent operating temperature acc. to IEC 216 max. 160°C. Short-term operating temperature max. 250°C. Advantages: Simple and quick operation. Suitable for high temperature applications. With integrated detent function. On request: Special versions. Accessory: Spacer rings 03089 Positioning bushes for indexing plunger 03099-50 Mounting brackets 03099

Indexing plungers are used to prevent any change in locking position due to lateral forces. A new locking position can only be set after the pin has been manually disengaged. Form C or D is recommended for applications in which the pin is disengaged over extended periods and should be prevented from springing back.

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Steel version: Grub screw and indexing pin steel. Stainless steel version: Indexing pin hardened: Threaded sleeve 1.4305. Indexing pin 1.4034. Indexing pin not hardened: Threaded sleeve 1.4305. Indexing pin 1.4305. Mushroom grip black grey thermoplastic. Version: Steel version: Threaded sleeve, black oxidised. Indexing pin hardened, ground and black oxidised. Stainless steel version: Threaded sleeve, bright. Indexing pin hardened, ground and bright. Indexing pin not hardened, ground and bright. Note: Indexing plungers are used to prevent any change in locking position due to lateral forces. A new locking position can only be set after the pin has been manually disengaged. Form C or D is recommended for applications where the plunger remains disengaged over a long period and the pin should be prevented from springing back.