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X Probe Logo X39-25-P Series | 0.039 [1.00] Centers | 0.250 [6.35] Full Stroke | Palladium Plungers

Designed for loaded board testing.

 

39mil 250 Stroke Socketless Probe for loaded board testing

Probe Selection

QA Technology offers many combinations of probes. You can build your probe by selecting the tube style, tip style and spring force for your specific application.

If you have questions at any time during the process, contact us at (603) 926-0348.


Spring Force

spring force chart
P/N X39-PR P25
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TUBE SELECTION
Letter Material Average Resistance Current Rating 1
120°C (204°C) 3
 P Nickel silver/ID precious metal clad < 25 milliohms 3.4 (4.7) AMPS 3
TIP STYLE SELECTION.
Use the drop-down menu at right to filter your choices by target type.
Standard material is heat-treated steel/plated palladium over nickel.
Choose Steel for steel plungers, if available.
SPRING FORCE SELECTION
Letter Spring Force Preload @ 0.167 [4.24]
Stroke
Material Cycle Life @
0.167 [4.24] Stroke
 L Low 1.2 [34g/0.33N] 3.0 [85g/0.83N] MW 1,000,000
 S Standard 1.1 [31g/0.31N] 4.3 [122g/1.20N] MW 1,000,000
 H High 2.4 [68g/0.67N] 5.6 [159g/1.56N] MW 1,000,000
 Y Elevated 3.2 [91g/0.89N] 8.0 [227g/2.22N] SS 25,000
OPTION
Letter Description
P Steel Heat treated steel/plated palladium over nickel (see tip styles for availability)
 

1 Current Rating is affected by spring material and lubrication choice. Please refer to Current Carrying Capacity and Testing in Extreme Temperature application notes for more details.

2 Maximum plunger OD should be used to calculate minimum guide plate clearance holes.

3 Working Temperature Range: -45°C to 120°C with lubrication. SS springs can be used up to 204°C without lubrication.


All specifications subject to change without notice. All dimensions are in [mm]. All spring forces are oz [gm/newtons]. US Patent No. 4,885,533