Vlier SLRM10 Locking Knob Handle Plunger M10x1.5

Product Description

The VLIER SLRM10 is a locking knob handle plunger designed for precision positioning and holding applications in industrial and mechanical assemblies. It features an M10x1.5 threaded body with a 0.75 inch thread length and a countersunk knob style that sits flush when tightened. The maximum plunger diameter is 0.19 inches, with a plunger projection of 0.22 inches. End force ranges from 1 pound initial to 8 pounds final, making it suitable for light-duty indexing and latch-style retention. Machinists, toolmakers, and maintenance technicians are the typical installers for this type of precision hardware component.

The SLRM10 is used in jigs, fixtures, machine tool setups, and general industrial equipment where a positive-locking plunger position is required. The countersunk knob design allows for a low-profile installation in panels or machined surfaces. It is appropriate for both OEM manufacturing builds and field replacement in light industrial environments where repeatable positioning under moderate end force is needed.

Key Features

• M10x1.5 thread for broad compatibility with standard metric tapped holes
• Locking plunger type holds position without drift under vibration or incidental contact
• Countersunk knob style provides a flush, low-profile head profile
• End force range of 1 pound initial to 8 pounds final for light-duty indexing
• 0.22 inch plunger projection suitable for shallow indexing or panel detent applications
• Head diameter of 1.0 inch with a 5 mm hex drive for installation and adjustment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-build component for standard metric M10x1.5 tapped assemblies requiring a locking knob handle plunger with countersunk head style.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by threading the SLRM10 into a prepared M10x1.5 tapped hole using the 5 mm hex drive on the knob body. Ensure the mating surface is clean and the tapped hole is free of debris before installation. No power isolation is required for purely mechanical assemblies, but always follow applicable machine-guarding and lockout-tagout procedures when servicing live equipment. Do not exceed the rated final end force of 8 pounds to avoid damaging the plunger or mating detent surface.