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Small push-pull solenoid
A compact push-pull solenoid with a captive armature and built-in return spring. When energised with up to 12V DC, the armature moves in one direction; when ...
A compact push-pull solenoid with a captive armature and built-in return spring. When energised with up to 12V DC, the armature moves in one direction; when power is removed, the spring returns it to its resting position. The dual-action design allows it to push from one end or pull from the other.
Unlike many lower-cost solenoids, this one features a captive armature (it won't fall out), a return spring for automatic reset, and mounting tabs for easy installation. It's a reliable, general-purpose solenoid suitable for a wide range of projects.
Specifications
- Type: Push-pull solenoid
- Operating Voltage: Up to 12V DC
- Current Draw: ~250mA
- Body Length: 30mm
- Armature: Captive with return spring
- Mounting: Built-in mounting tabs
Key Features
- Push and Pull Operation – Dual-action design works from either end
- Captive Armature – Securely retained, won't fall out during use
- Return Spring – Automatically resets to resting position when de-energised
- Mounting Tabs – Easy to secure in your project enclosure
Ideal For
- Door locks and latch mechanisms
- Robotics and automation projects
- Arduino and microcontroller-controlled actuators
- Interactive art installations
Package Contents
- 1× Small Push-Pull Solenoid
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