Indexing plunger ECO, Without latching groove, TA.2 D1=M10X1, D=6, Style S, With pull ring, With lock nut, Steel

Indexing plungers are used when it is necessary to prevent a change in the locking position due to lateral forces. Only after the pin has been withdrawn is it possible to move to another latching position.
In addition to manual operation, the key ring also allows the connection of elements for remote control, such as a captive safety cable.
The designs with an oval pull ring can also be mounted and operated in through holes.

Indexing plungers with unpolished, unhardened locking guide pins are an economical alternative to the existing indexing plungers. However, this accuracy is sufficient for many applications. The lower manufacturing tolerances also make the products less sensitive to misalignment, which can occur when aligning the indexing plungers with the hole in the counterpart.
Material:
Steel version:
Threaded bush in free-cutting steel.
Guide pin for locking 1.4305.

Stainless steel version:
Threaded bush 1.4305.
Guide pin for locking 1.4305.

Ring spanner end made of stainless steel 1.4310.

Version:
Steel version:
Blue passivated threaded bush.
Unhardened guide pin for locking, untreated surface.

Stainless steel version:
Threaded bush, untreated surface.
Unhardened guide pin for locking, untreated surface.

Ring spanner end with untreated surface.
Note:
During assembly, the max. tightening torque must be observed. specified.
On request:
Special versions.