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Designation
Indexing plunger
Version 1
without locking slot
Form
H
Product type
without collar
Main material
steel
Surface finish body
hardened
Component material
thermoplastic
Component colour
black grey RAL 7021
D1=Thread
M6x0,75
D=pin diameter
3
L=Length
31,5
D2
14
Fx30°
0,8
Grade
5.8
L1
17
L2
11
Locknut
with locknut
SW
10
Size
9
Spring force final pressure F2 approx. N
10
Spring force initial pressure F1 approx. N
4,5
Travel S
3,5
~ CONFLICT MINERALS 3TG status
no intentional 3TG
~ CP65 substance 1 cancer & reproductive toxicity
lead and lead compounds
~ CP65 substance 2 cancer
carbon-black extracts
~ PFAS free?
yes
~ REACH SVHC-free?
yes
~ REACh SVHC 2 name > threshold
previous lead possible
~ RoHS conformity
yes, without exemption
~ TSCA 6(H) conformity
yes

Description

Product description
Indexing plungers are used to prevent any change in locking position due to lateral forces. A new locking position can only be set after the pin has been manually disengaged.
Material

Steel version:
threaded sleeve and indexing pin, free-cutting steel.

Stainless steel version:
Threaded sleeve 1.4305.
Locking pin hardened 1.4034.
Locking pin not hardened 1.4305.

Mushroom grip. thermoplastic.

Version
Steel version:
Threaded sleeve black oxidised.
Indexing pin hardened, ground and black oxidised.
Stainless steel version:
Threaded sleeve bright.
Indexing pin hardened and ground, bright.
Indexing pin not hardened and ground, bright.

Mushroom grip black grey RAL 7021.
Note
A screw-in washer can be supplied to aid screwing in the indexing plungers. The washer fits beneath the disengaged mushroom knob so that the carrier pins engage in the slot.
On request
Special versions.
Accessory
Spacer rings 03089.
fastening sets for thin-walled parts 03094-10.
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