Index Plungers offer versatility in setups.April 27, 2005 -
Available in straight or tapered versions, Index Plungers are heavy-duty assemblies with retractable spring-loaded plunger. Straight version features cylindrical plunger with slight radius at top and straight bushing. Tapered version offers 15° taper on plunger tip with mating taper on bushing to facilitate alignment. Both types come in rotary cam versions, with standard or flange mounting, or with blank machineable end.
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Carr Lane Manufacturing Co.
4202 Carr Lane Ct., P.O. Drawer 191970
St. Louis, MO, 63119
USA
New Index Plungers Offer Versatility in Setups
New index plungers from Carr Lane, in straight or tapered versions, are precision, heavy-duty assemblies with a retractable spring-loaded plunger.
In a variety of sizes, both straight and tapered index plungers come in rotary cam versions, with standard or flange mounting, or with a blank machineable end.
Straight index plungers have an entirely cylindrical plunger with a slight radius at the top, used with a straight bushing. A straight plunger provides slightly greater positional accuracy. The tapered version features a 15° taper on the plunger tip with a mating taper on the bushing, making alignment easier.
The standard-mount configuration has a precision ground body with a whistle notch for orientation with a setscrew. Flange mounting is designed for installations where a cross hole for a set screw is not practical. The third version, with the blank machinable end, offers easy adaptation to various actuating devices, including automated setups.
Send for a catalog at Carr Lane Mfg. Co., 4200 Carr Lane Ct., St. Louis, MO 63119 or go to the online catalog at www.carrlane.com.
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