What are ball plungers used for?

Ball plungers are tiny tools used in different areas to help with precise positioning or locking. They have a spring-loaded ball inside a housing. When the ball is pressed, it extends, and when released, it retracts. They are commonly found in industries like manufacturing and electronics. They are useful for tasks such as aligning parts, holding them in place, or creating a detent mechanism for secure positioning.

What material is ball plunger?

Ball plungers are usually made from different materials depending on their specific use. The most common materials are stainless steel, hardened steel, brass, and plastic. Stainless steel is resistant to rust and very strong. Hardened steel is tough and can withstand wear and tear. Brass is used when electrical conductivity is important. Plastic ball plungers are lightweight and used for less demanding tasks. The material choice depends on factors like strength, durability, and the purpose of the ball plunger.

What is the standard size of a ball plunger?

The standard size of a ball plunger can vary depending on the manufacturer and application. However, they generally come in different diameters and lengths. Common diameters range from 3mm to 20mm, while lengths can range from 10mm to 50mm or more. These sizes are widely used, but it's important to note that specific industries or applications may have their own standard sizes based on their requirements.

How much pressure does a plunger create?

The amount of pressure a plunger creates depends on various factors, including its design, size, and the force applied to it. Plungers typically generate pressure by compressing air or liquid trapped within a confined space. The specific pressure created can vary significantly. In household use, a plunger can create enough pressure to unclog a drain. However, in industrial applications, specialized plungers can generate much higher pressures to perform tasks such as hydraulic or pneumatic actuation.

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NABEYA Ball Plungers（Initial Load (Range)：50.01~100）

NABEYA offers products Ball Plungers specified by Initial Load (Range) 50.01~100 from Automation Components product category. There are a total of 2 items. Search and select detailed specifications of parts for your machine with free CAD downloads. NABEYA products are available to order through MISUMI online 24 hours a day. Free shipping, no minimum order.

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0.95

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- Steel
- Stainless Steel
- Plastic
- Others / Ceramics
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- Steel
- Stainless Steel
- Plastic
- Others
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Lock
- Not Provided
- Provided
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Initial Load (Range)(N)
- 0
- 0.01~50
- 50.01~100
- 100.01~300
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Tip Heat Treatment
- Not Provided
- Hardening
- Carburized
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Main Body Surface Treatment
- Not Provided
- Black Oxide
- Electroless Nickel Plating
- Nickel Plating
- Trivalent Chromate
- Others
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Tip Surface Treatment
- Not Provided
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Mounting Method	Screw (Hex) Screw (Straight Slot) Screw (Cap) Flanged Press Fit
Brand	(4) (0) IMAO CORPORATION (10) KONISHI (2) NABEYA (2) NBK (2)
CAD	2D 3D
Days to Ship	All Same day 1 Day(s) or Less 3 Day(s) or Less 4 Day(s) or Less 5 Day(s) or Less Others

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Spring Ball Plunger A Type

NABEYA

A ball plunger capable of resist heat temperatures of up to 250°.
[Features]
· Heat-resistant up to 250°C.
· Ideal for positioning, fixing, pressing and pressing to release.
· Two vertical line marks are provided for strong-pressure type.
[Applications]
· Can be used for workpiece positioning.

From: ฿ 270.74
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Spring Ball Plunger B Type

NABEYA

A ball plunger used for the positioning of workpiece.
[Features]
· Heat-resistant up to 250°C.
· Two vertical line marks are provided for strong-pressure type.
[Applications]
· Useful for positioning of workpieces.
· Ideal for positioning, fixing, pressing and pressing to release.

From: ฿ 223.88
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Days to Ship: 4 Day(s)

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Brand	NABEYA	NABEYA
Product Series	Spring Ball Plunger A Type	Spring Ball Plunger B Type
CAD	2D	2D
From	฿ 270.74 Special Price On Sale Until 31/03/2025	฿ 223.88 Special Price On Sale Until 31/03/2025
Days to Ship	4 Day(s)	4 Day(s)
Mounting Method	Screw (Hex)	Screw (Straight Slot)
Outer Dia. M(mm)	10 ～ 12	10 ～ 12
Stroke S(mm)	2 ～ 2.5	2 ～ 2.5
Tip Material	Steel / Stainless Steel	Steel / Stainless Steel
Body Material	Steel / Stainless Steel	Steel / Stainless Steel
Lock	Not Provided	Not Provided
Initial Load (Range)(N)	50.01~100	50.01~100
Tip Heat Treatment	Not Provided / Carburized	Not Provided / Carburized
Main Body Surface Treatment	Black Oxide / Trivalent Chromate	Black Oxide / Trivalent Chromate
Tip Surface Treatment	Not Provided	Not Provided

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Question: What are ball plungers used for?: Answer: Ball plungers are tiny tools used in different areas to help with precise positioning or locking. They have a spring-loaded ball inside a housing. When the ball is pressed, it extends, and when released, it retracts. They are commonly found in industries like manufacturing and electronics. They are useful for tasks such as aligning parts, holding them in place, or creating a detent mechanism for secure positioning.
Question: What material is ball plunger?: Answer: Ball plungers are usually made from different materials depending on their specific use. The most common materials are stainless steel, hardened steel, brass, and plastic. Stainless steel is resistant to rust and very strong. Hardened steel is tough and can withstand wear and tear. Brass is used when electrical conductivity is important. Plastic ball plungers are lightweight and used for less demanding tasks. The material choice depends on factors like strength, durability, and the purpose of the ball plunger.
Question: What is the standard size of a ball plunger?: Answer: The standard size of a ball plunger can vary depending on the manufacturer and application. However, they generally come in different diameters and lengths. Common diameters range from 3mm to 20mm, while lengths can range from 10mm to 50mm or more. These sizes are widely used, but it's important to note that specific industries or applications may have their own standard sizes based on their requirements.
Question: How much pressure does a plunger create?: Answer: The amount of pressure a plunger creates depends on various factors, including its design, size, and the force applied to it. Plungers typically generate pressure by compressing air or liquid trapped within a confined space. The specific pressure created can vary significantly. In household use, a plunger can create enough pressure to unclog a drain. However, in industrial applications, specialized plungers can generate much higher pressures to perform tasks such as hydraulic or pneumatic actuation.