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Taper-Tip Test Contact

Spring-probe test contact with long taper tip; the sharp cone self-guides onto pads for reliable measurement.

Dimension SchematicKONA-TPR-40 — representative variant of this family
Ayyildiz RoboticsDimension Schematic⌀4 h7⌀4⌀4–1201030⌀4Dimensions in mmCODEKONA-TPR-40MATERIALStainless SteelSIZE⌀4 × 30TOLERANCEh7

This is a dimension schematic, not a manufacturing drawing. Dimensions match the catalog data; request a quote with the part code to confirm before production.

Code & Size Table

Code, dimensions and tolerance for all 10 variants.

CodeDiameter (mm)Length (mm)FeatureToleranceStd
KONA-TPR-10114taperh7test probe
KONA-TPR-141.417taperh7test probe
KONA-TPR-181.820taperh7test probe
KONA-TPR-252.523taperh7test probe
KONA-TPR-30326taperh7test probe
KONA-TPR-40430taperh7 · ⌀4: 0/−0.012—
KONA-TPR-50536taperh7 · ⌀5: 0/−0.012—
KONA-TPR-60642taperh7 · ⌀6: 0/−0.012—
KONA-TPR-80848taperh7 · ⌀8: 0/−0.015—
KONA-TPR-10L1054taperh7 · ⌀10: 0/−0.015—

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Material & Tolerance

The standard material is listed below; also available in steel, stainless, brass and aluminium. Dimensions in mm; tolerances machined to ISO. Deviations (mm) are given for the nominal diameter according to the ISO 286-2 tables; thread tolerances (6g/6H) are to ISO 965. For custom sizes/tolerances, contact us with the part code.

Manufacturing Scope

Taper-Tip Test Contact is a Connector Pins family precision-turned on a Goodway SW-20, covering 10 variants — diameters ⌀1–10 mm, lengths 14–54 mm, standard material Stainless Steel (also steel, brass or aluminium). Every variant's part code, dimension and tolerance is listed below; request a quote with the code you need.

The family is machined from ⌀10 mm bar stock; its longest variant is KONA-TPR-10L at 54 mm. Besides turning, the family requires taper turning. All of it is completed in a single setup, without the part leaving the machine.

The most slender variant is KONA-TPR-10: 14 mm long at ⌀1 mm, a length-to-diameter ratio of 14.0. This ratio is the very reason sliding-head lathes exist. The guide bushing supports the bar immediately beside the cutting point, so there is no deflection; the same part chatters and drifts in diameter on a conventional lathe.

Variants are machined to h7 tolerance; the smallest is KONA-TPR-10 (⌀1 mm) and the largest KONA-TPR-10L (⌀10 mm). The family includes tapered, multi-step variants. Custom sizes, tolerances or materials are produced to the part code on request.

Need a size that isn't listed? We machine to your drawing — CNC contract machining. How these parts are made: What is a Swiss-type lathe?

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