A push-pull solenoid is a coil. When current passes through it, pulls (or pushes) a metal rod known as a plunger. In actuality, this is a pull-type solenoid with a spring to drive the plunger out again.
Push-pull solenoids that are effective and robust provide a lot of force for their relatively small size, which makes them especially suitable for high-force short-stroke applications.
These are frequently used to lock the batteries in vehicles & battery charging stations. And used in two-wheeler seats and handle locks.
Force Range | 1N – 50 N |
Stroke | 12 / 16 /24 V D C |
Stroke Range | 1mm-20mm |