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KIPP Nonlocking Pull-Knob Indexing Plunger with Jam Nut

The KIPP Indexing Plunger is a nonlocking pull-knob indexing plunger with jam nut, made of steel with a 3/4"-16 thread and a nose force range of 15 N to 39 N (MPN K0338.2412AO). 3G Electric interprets customer demand…

SKU 3G-OTH-181924

Also listed as: K03382412AO · K0338 2412AO · K0338-2412AO

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KIPP
Item
Nonlocking Pull-Knob Indexing Plunger with Jam Nut
Part Number
K0338.2412AO
Category
Nonlocking Pull-Knob Indexing Plungers with Jam Nut
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Also known as:K0338.2412AOKIPP
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
K0338.2412AO
Type
Steel
Thread
3/4"-16
Nose Force
15 N to 39 N

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Product Description

The KIPP Indexing Plunger is a nonlocking pull-knob indexing plunger with jam nut, made of steel with a 3/4"-16 thread and a nose force range of 15 N to 39 N (MPN K0338.2412AO). 3G Electric interprets customer demand and delivers this genuine industrial component across 14 departments — with specialist depth in combustion, pumps and controls — ensuring you get the right answer, not just a catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a KIPP indexing plunger used for?

A KIPP indexing plunger is used for precise positioning and locking of machine components in jigs, fixtures, and assembly lines. The nonlocking pull-knob design allows quick retraction and release, making it ideal for tool changeovers and adjustable stops in industrial automation.

What are the specifications of the KIPP K0338.2412AO indexing plunger?

The KIPP K0338.2412AO is a nonlocking indexing plunger with a 3/4"-16 thread, steel construction, and a nose force range of 15 N to 39 N. It features a pull-knob handle and includes a jam nut for secure mounting. This model is designed for manual indexing applications.

Where to buy KIPP indexing plungers worldwide?

You can source KIPP indexing plungers worldwide through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us for availability and lead times on the K0338.2412AO and other KIPP components.

How to install a KIPP nonlocking indexing plunger?

To install a KIPP nonlocking indexing plunger, drill and tap a 3/4"-16 threaded hole in your fixture. Insert the plunger and secure it with the provided jam nut. Ensure the plunger retracts freely and the nose engages fully. For best results, follow standard machine-tool installation practices.

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Common applications for KIPP
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Sanitary maintenance — KIPP K1362 steel spanner with 13 mm box and open ends for tightening hygienic fasteners
Hydraulic power units — KIPP K1426 series oil level gauge for visual oil level verification on high-pressure systems
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3G Electric supplies KIPP nonlocking pull-knob indexing plungers with jam nut. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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