Spring-loaded mechanisms are essential in reducing manual adjustment times and improving operational efficiency in production. Spring-loaded devices include spring locating pins, spring stop buttons, ball plungers, and spring plungers.

Spring-loaded devices are compact, versatile, and commonly used in workholding applications to position, index, eject, or lock workpieces in place. It’s crucial to select the correct spring-loaded device for your application to ensure precise and consistent motion control and applied force.

Carr Lane Mfg.'s industry-leading line of spring loaded devices includes spring plungers, ball plungers, hand-retractable plungers, index plungers, spring stop buttons & spring locating pins. Each product line offers a variety of sizes & force capacities in …

Ball and spring loaded plungers are devices in which a spring is enclosed in a hollow body, and they feature either a ball or plunger nose. They are designed to provide accurate, repeatable spring pressures for positioning, indexing and ejection of …

A spring-loaded device encapsulates a spring into its hollow body. With a plunger tip on one end, spring loaded devices allow for accurate and repeatable end forces. Typical uses include: positioning, indexing, locating, ejecting, locking, latching, detents, contacts, lifters and insulators.

A Spring-Loaded device is a mechanism that adds value to a spring by encapsulating it in a body and providing a plunger tip or ball on one end which allows for accurate and repeatable end forces.

There are three primary categories of spring holding devices: loaded pusher clamps, locating pin standoffs, and rotational spring locating pin standoffs. Choosing between them comes down to understanding what they do, how they work, and the unique requirements of your application.

Also known as Spring Loaded Devices (SLDs), the unique features of ball and spring plungers make them essential components in thousands of applications for indexing, positioning, fixturing, latching, locking, ejecting, electrical contacts and many others.

This guide takes you through the specifics of spring-loaded devices, a key factor in many mechanical systems where energy storage and release are vital. These devices have a range of uses, from controlling elements in various mechanical configurations to their use in safety equipment like car seatbelt retractors.

A spring loaded device is a mechanical component that utilizes a spring to apply a constant force or maintain a specific position. These devices are designed to store potential energy in the spring and release it as kinetic energy when needed.