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KIPP Locking Pull-Knob Indexing Plunger - Locking Pull-Knob Indexing Plungers
KIPPLocking Pull-Knob Indexing Plungers

KIPP Locking Pull-Knob Indexing Plunger

KIPP Locking Pull-Knob Indexing Plungers.

SKU 3G-OTH-181368

Also listed as: K0632003308 · K0632 003308 · K0632-003308

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KIPP
Item
Locking Pull-Knob Indexing Plunger
Part Number
K0632.003308
Category
Locking Pull-Knob Indexing Plungers
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Product Description

KIPP Locking Pull-Knob Indexing Plungers.

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, such as rotary tables, fixtures, and sliding mechanisms. It allows quick manual engagement and disengagement for repeatable alignment in industrial automation and machining applications.

What are the specifications of the KIPP K0632.003308 indexing plunger?

The KIPP K0632.003308 is a locking pull-knob indexing plunger with an 18-8 stainless steel body and a 400 series stainless steel plunger. It features an M16x1.5 thread for secure mounting, designed for reliable positioning in demanding environments.

Where to buy KIPP indexing plungers worldwide?

3G Electric supplies KIPP indexing plungers worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance for global delivery. As a sourcing specialist across 14 industrial departments, we provide genuine KIPP parts like the K0632.003308 to support your production needs.

How to install a KIPP locking indexing plunger?

To install a KIPP locking indexing plunger, drill and tap a hole to the specified M16x1.5 thread, then screw the plunger in until secure. Ensure the plunger pin aligns with the detent or hole in the mating part. Tighten the lock nut if provided, and test engagement before use.

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Common applications for KIPP
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Gearbox and reservoir monitoring — KIPP K1426 series closed high-pressure oil level gauge with M12 connection and integrated thermometer
Machining and assembly fixtures — KIPP K0289 series threaded gripper with flat steel pad, M24 thread, and 121 kN load capacity
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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KIPP Products

3G Electric supplies KIPP locking pull-knob indexing plungers. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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