Indexing plungers are used where it is necessary to prevent changes of position due to lateral forces.
Some examples of this are for length, height and position indexing in machines, equipment, furniture and special vehicle construction.

A new indexed position can be only be moved to after the pin has been manually retracted. Form C and D are recommended for applications where the indexing pin should remain disengaged for an extended period and be prevented from springing back.

The materials used enable diverse applications including those with the highest demands on corrosion resistance

Stainless steel A2 version:

Threaded sleeve and mushroom grip 1.4305.

hardened indexing pin 1.4034.

Non-hardened indexing pin 1.4305.

Spring 1.4310.



Stainless steel A4 version:

Threaded sleeve, mushroom grip and indexing pin 1.4404.

Spring 1.4401 or 1.4571.

Stainless steel A2 version:
threaded sleeve bright.
Mushroom grip bright.
Indexing pin hardened or not hardened, ground and bright.

Stainless steel A4 version:
threaded sleeve bright.
Mushroom grip bright or abrasive blasted.
Indexing pin ground, chemically nickel-plated or bright.

Special versions.