Beiter Plunger Button for Archery

Description

The Beiter Plunger is produced out of precision machined parts. The notching scale cylinder allows an exact and reproducible spring tension time after time. The thread cylinder is made out of high-grade refined steel, the springs out of stainless harmonic steel, the notching scale cylinder and the slotted nut out of anodised aluminum. The material used for the Plunger Pin offers excellent drift- and wear-behaviour by the use of aluminum-, aluminum-carbon- or carbon-arrows. Each and every single Plunger has a 3 to 4mm variable screw length “A”. By changing single parts of it – Pin and/or slotted nut and/or thread cylinder – a screw-in length from 17.5 mm up to 34.5 mm will also be reached. The to be had combinations are shown on the table on the previous page.

The Beiter Plunger has a “hard” spring mounted (0.60 mm thickness)
If right through the tuning of your bow the notching scale cylinder goes close to 0 on the thread scale, change to the “extra hard” spring (0.70 mm thickness). This regularly occurs if the arrow reacts too weak
If the thread scale goes close to 10, then replace the “hard” spring with the “soft” spring (0.45mm thickness). This regularly occurs if the arrow reacts too stiff.
Following table – included in Each and every sold Plunger – shows how the single springs are reacting: with the ”hard” spring (0.60) on scale position 1.0 you’re going to reach a tensile strength of approx. 8N (Newton). You’ll be able to reach the same tensile strength with an ”extra hard” spring (0.70) on scale position 7.5.
Important: A unsuitable arrow (an arrow with the unsuitable spine) cannot be compensated by any plunger!