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Button Lock Performance

Button Lock Performance

Button Lock Performance

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document provides technical specifications and application details for Cablecraft Motion Controls' Button Lock Control Head, designed for remote operation and locking of mechanisms such as heaters, ventilation, air conditioning, and engine cowl controls.
Applications: The control head is suitable for use in aircraft, heat control, vent control, A/C control, and engine cowl control.
Features:
  • Travel: Minimum of 3.00 inches
  • Bend Radius: Minimum of 3.00 inches and 7.00 inches
  • Operating Temperature: -65°F to 230°F
  • Normal Load: 120lb tension and 25lb compression
Button Lock Mechanism: The button lock control head allows for remote operation and locking in position. Depressing the center button enables pushing or pulling the knob for travel adjustments. Flexible cable routing offers installation options not possible with solid linkages.
Ordering Codes and Options: The document outlines ordering codes and technical descriptions for various output configurations, including:
  • I/M Type: 553 (standard), 554 (wire)
  • Output Options: T (Threaded), G (Grooved)
  • End Fittings: C (Conduit Cap, available only on solid wire & wire rope I/M)
Design Parameters:
  • Stroke: 3.00 inches
  • Minimum Bend Radius: 3.00 inches
  • Operating Temperature: -65°F to +165°F at input end, +230°F at output end
  • Normal Load: Unspecified, determined by installation configuration
Materials: The control head is made from stainless steel or plated carbon steel, with plastic-coated carbon steel conduit and innermember, plastic seal, and plastic knob.
Warnings: Users are responsible for determining the suitability of the part for its intended use, especially where safety is a factor. Incorrect application or installation may result in property damage, bodily injury, or death. For technical assistance, contact the provided phone numbers.
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Button Lock Performance-1

Button Lock Description: Button Lock Performance Push-Pull Control Head Push-Pull Control Head Aircraft Heat control Vent control A/C control Engine cowl control Shown with optional fitting Control Head Performance • Travel: 3.00؆ minimum • Bend radius: 3.00؆ minimum & 7.00؆ minimum • Operating temperature: -65°F — 230°F • Normal load (with swivel output fitting) • 120lb tension • 25lb compression Cablecraft Motion Controls button lock control head cables remotely operate and lock in position heater, ventilation, air conditioning or numerous other mechanisms needing adjustment. Depressing the center button allows pushing or pulling the knob to make course travel adjustments. Routing of the flexible cable allows installation options that are not possible with solid linkages. Various output configurations are available to suit a specific application. The ordering code and technical descriptions show available choices. Linking Motion & Control.

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Button Lock Performance-2

Button Lock Material • Stainless Steel or Plated Carbon Steel • Plastic Coated Carbon Steel Conduit and Innermember • Plastic Seal • Plastic Knob Standard Output - Button Lock 565-553 Notes: (Design Parameters) Stroke: 3.00؆ Minimum bend radius: 3.00؆ Operating temperature: from -65°F — +165°F at input end/+230°F at output end Normal load: 120lb tension, 25lb compression • Full Range Solid Wire Output - Button Lock 565-554 Notes: (Design Parameters) Stroke: 3.00؆ Minimum bend radius: 7.00؆ 1.00 DIA Operating temperature: from -65°F — +165°F at input end/+230°F at output end Normal load: Unspecified...

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