Indexing plunger without latching groove TA.3 D1=M16X1, 5, D=8, Style F, With threaded spigot, 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 Only after the pin has been withdrawn is it possible to move to another latching position. Special handles can be mounted on the protruding threaded pins. In addition, it enables an actuation mode of the indexing plunger, e. ex. automatic (program-controlled), with the aid of a pneumatic cylinder, also allowing remote control via Bowden cables.
Material:
Steel version:
Threaded bush and locking guide pin in free-cutting steel.

Stainless steel version A1:
Threaded bush 1.4305.
Hardened guide pin for locking 1.4034.
Unhardened guide pin for locking 1.4305.

Stainless steel version A4:
Threaded bush and locking guide pin 1.4404.

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

Stainless steel version A1:
Threaded bush, untreated surface.
Hardened and ground guide pin for locking, untreated surface.
Unhardened and ground guide pin for locking, untreated surface.

Stainless steel version A4:
Threaded bush, untreated surface.
Polished guide pin for locking with electroless nickel plating.
Polished guide pin for locking, untreated surface.
Note:
The materials used allow varied use.
For requirements with very high corrosion resistance, locking pins in stainless steel A4. are recommended