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Unique-Bargains Push Pull Solenoid DC 12V 5N 10mm
A DC 12 V push-pull solenoid delivers 5 N force over a 10 mm stroke in a compact 30 x 15 x 13 mm metal body
- DC 12 V operation powers vending machines and office equipment
- 5 N push-pull force delivers linear actuation in tight spaces
- 10 mm stroke provides precise plunger movement for automation
- Compact 30 × 15 × 13 mm metal body fits confined installations
- 20 cm lead wires simplify wiring in transport and appliance builds
Solenoid for 12 V DC linear motion
This push-pull electromagnet delivers 5 N of force over a 10 mm stroke at 12 V DC. It suits automation tasks such as vending machines, transport equipment, office devices and household appliances. The open-frame metal body measures 30 x 15 x 13 mm and weighs 42 g. A 20 cm lead wire is fitted for electrical connection.
Check voltage and mounting before fitting
Verify that your control circuit supplies a stable 12 V DC and can handle the coil current. Ensure the mounting surface accepts two 2 mm holes spaced 15 mm apart. Keep fixing screws short enough to avoid penetrating the coil winding. Confirm the 2 mm plunger hole matches your linkage.
Fits compact mechanisms, frees design space
The 30 x 15 x 13 mm footprint allows installation in tight assemblies. Spring return on the plunger simplifies the return stroke without external hardware. The 55 x 6 mm plunger bar provides a sturdy actuation point. Short screw requirement protects the coil and reduces assembly depth.
Highlights
- DC 12 V operation powers vending machines and office equipment
- 5 N push-pull force delivers linear actuation in tight spaces
- 10 mm stroke provides precise plunger movement for automation
- Compact 30 × 15 × 13 mm metal body fits confined installations
- 20 cm lead wires simplify wiring in transport and appliance builds
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the package include mounting hardware or just the solenoid itself?
The package contains only one electromagnet solenoid; mounting screws and wiring connectors are not included and must be sourced separately.
Should I choose this 12 V 5 N model or a different voltage for a vending machine latch?
Select this model when the control circuit supplies 12 V DC and the mechanism requires 5 N of linear force over a 10 mm stroke; other voltages or force ratings will not match these specifications.
What does the 5 N force rating mean when the solenoid is installed in a real latch mechanism?
At 12 V the plunger delivers 5 N of push or pull force across the full 10 mm stroke, with a spring return that resets the plunger once power is removed.
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