Short Indexing Plungers have steel body.
Short Indexing Plungers are offered in lockout and non-lockout types. Plunger pin is hardened and ground steel. Non-removable knob is matte black, glass-filled, reinforced-nylon plastic, while lock nut is steel with black oxide finish. Plunger head of lockout type features rest position, achieved when knob is rotated 90° after being retracted. Notch in opposite position prevents plunger...
Read More »
Indexing Plungers feature plain, unthreaded body.
Steel Indexing Plungers offer maximum heat tolerance of 110°C. Plunger pin is hardened and ground steel while removable knob is matte black, glass filled, reinforced plastic. Threaded spindle version is also offered, which can accommodate different knob or be linked directly to operating mechanism. Plungers are suitable for applications where welding or resin bonding is favored.
Read More »
Hand Retractable Spring Plungers have knurled handles.
Available in lock-out or non lock-out versions, plungers' bodies are yellow zinc plated low carbon steel with yellow zinc plated case hardened steel plunger pin. Lock-out types have rest position where product can stay in retracted position. All plungers are offered with or without sealing patch. Stainless steel versions are also available.
Read More »Spring Plungers are suitable for machines and fixtures.
Multifunctional DBM Universal Spring Cylinders have tapped holes and pilot bores on compression ends and threaded extensions on tension ends. Able to accept standard or custom attachments, hardened steel plungers (45 to 50 Rc) can also be used directly, such as in indexing applications. Optional, removable retract lock can be used on threaded and non-threaded styles. Retracted plungers rotate...
Read More »
Designing and Specifying the Right Loudspeaker System for Emergency Mass Notification in Public Venues
A guide for designing and implementing effective loudspeaker systems for emergency situations.
Read More »
The Carbontec System: A Smarter Way to Heat Your Buildings
Carbontec's paper-thin radiant heating systems reduce energy consumption costs by warming the building surfaces instead of controlling air temperature. Check out our video to learn more.
Read More »
