Indexing plunger with eccentric handle, Short version, TA.3, M16X1, 5, D=8, Style B with lock nut, Steel

Indexing plungers are used to prevent changes in the engagement position caused by transverse forces. Only after the pin has been withdrawn manually is it possible to move to another latching position. With this indexing plunger, withdrawal is effected by means of the cam lever. The indexing plunger remains disengaged when the lever handle is moved past the dead centre of the eccentric.
The ergonomic cam handle allows easy handling with minimal force.
Material:
Steel version:
Threaded bush with locking guide pin in free-cutting steel.

Stainless steel version:
Threaded bush 1.4305
Guide pin for locking 1.4305
Lever handle in glass-fibre-reinforced PPA thermoplastic (high-temperature resistant).

Version:
Steel version:
Burnished threaded bush.
Hardened, polished and burnished guide pin for locking.

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

Lever handle dark grey RAL7021 or traffic red RAL3020.
Temperature range:
Continuous operating temperature according to standard IEC 216 max. 160 °C.
Short-term operating temperature max. 250 °C.
Advantages:
Simple and quick operation.
Suitable for high-temperature applications.
With integrated engagement function.
Short version.
Ideal for limited spaces
On request:
Special versions.
Accessories:
Spacer rings K0665.
Locating bushes for indexing plungers K1290.
Clamping element kits for thin-walled parts K2146.