Spring ball plunger 280-10

Spring ball plunger - 280-10 - HYDROKOMP
Spring ball plunger - 280-10 - HYDROKOMP
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In these work supports a spring advance the plunger against the workpiece. The spring force can be adjusted by an integrated set screw. Ensure that the workpiece cannot be lifted by the adjusted spring force. A contact bolt can be screwed into the internal thread for height adjustment. Oil is supplied by a lateral G1/4 threaded port or a manifold connection in the lower flange plate. The hydraulic fixing of the plunger can be combined with the hydraulic clamping of the workpiece or separated. Special features: various installation options plunger with internal thread for screwing spacer elements eg. contact bolts plunger fixing combined with clamping or separate possible spring force adjustable via integrated set screw standard work supports and special designs available Safety instruction: Transverse forces cannot be absorbed by the work support. Always center load over work support. Clamping force and support force must be matched. A ventilation line must be connected, if there is a risk of fluid ingress into the work support during machining. The internal thread of the plunger has to be protected against contamination by a seal plug or screw-in element. Screw-in elements with a large mass may affect the function of the work support. Operating pressure: pmax. 500 bar Advance method: basic plunger position extracted, plunger retraction against spring force Plunger: Ø 32 mm, stroke 16 mm or Ø 40 mm, stroke 18 mm Min. pressure: recommendation 100 bar Support force max. 60 kN at 500 bar Advance force stroke depending 40 N at 100 N

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