Product Details
Steel Ball Spring Plunger
From Kipp, these spring plungers are precision industrial components used for positioning, indexing, and detent applications. The hexagon socket design allows for easy installation and removal using standard Allen keys.
Features and Benefits
- Sleeve made from steel grade 5.8
- Hardened steel ball for superior wear resistance
- Grade D steel wire spring for consistent force
- Black oxidised finish for protection
- Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to +80°C
Applications
Spring plungers are essential for temporary locking and indexing in mechanical systems. Typical uses include:
- Tool and Die Fixturing
- Indexing Mechanisms
- Safety Locking Systems
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I install these in a blind hole?
Since these feature a hexagon socket, they can be easily driven into threaded holes using a standard hex key.
What is the difference between standard and intensified force?
Intensified force versions provide higher spring pressure, making them suitable for applications where significant lateral force must be overcome.
Note
The ball is spring-loaded and retracts into the sleeve when pressure is applied.
Standards
Steel Grade 5.8
Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
| Sleeve Material | Steel Grade 5.8 |
| Ball Material | Hardened Steel |
| Spring Material | Grade D Steel Wire |
| Drive | Hexagon Socket |
| Maximum Operating Temp | +80°C |




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