Ball Plungers come with threaded body.
May 24, 2007 -
Available with metric threads ranging from M3 to M24, Steel Ball Plungers are used as detents, push-on/push-off applications, and ejectors. Standard spring load versions have hardened steel ball with plain finish, while heavy spring load plungers have zinc plated ball. Made of hardened steel with black oxide finish and steel springs, product is suited for snap-indexing mechanism applications and various control levers.
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Original Press release
J. W. WINCO
2815 South Calhoun Road
New Berlin, WI, 53151
USA
J. W. Winco Offers Steel Ball Plungers with Threaded Body
NEW BERLIN, WI - J.W. Winco, Inc., a leading supplier of standard industrial machine components, offers metric size Steel Ball Plungers with Threaded Body.
These ball plungers are used as detents, push-on/push-off applications, and ejectors. They are particularly useful for snap-indexing mechanism applications and with various control levers.
The plungers have threaded bodies of hardened steel with black oxide finish, and steel springs. The standard spring load versions have a hardened steel ball with plain finish, while the heavy spring load plungers have a zinc plated ball. Metric threads from M3 to M24 are available.
J.W. Winco offers an extensive selection of inch and metric size adjustable levers, cabinet U-handles, plastic and steel hinges and locking mechanisms, revolving and retractable handles, hand wheels, hand cranks, conveyor components, leveling mounts, hand knobs, spring, ball and indexing plungers, jig, fixture and fastening components, toggle clamps, metric casters and wheels, universal joints, oil sight glasses, metric tools, tube clamping components and linear actuators for the industrial and commercial equipment industries.
For more information, contact J.W. Winco at 800-877-8351, by fax at 800-472-0670, on the Web at www.jwwinco.com and via e-mail at sales@jwwinco.com.
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