tolófej

Tolófej is a Hungarian term that translates to "push head" or "slider head." In various contexts, it refers to a component designed to move or slide along a track or guide. The specific function and design of a tolófej can vary greatly depending on its application.

One common use of the term is in the context of firearms. In this instance, a tolófej refers to the bolt head or breech bolt mechanism, which is responsible for feeding cartridges into the chamber, sealing the breech during firing, and extracting spent casings. The sliding motion of the tolófej is integral to the semi-automatic and automatic operation of many firearms.

Another area where tolófej might be encountered is in mechanical engineering, particularly in sliding mechanisms or linear actuators. Here, it describes a component that slides along a rail or guide to perform a specific action, such as positioning, clamping, or moving other parts. The design would typically involve bearings or low-friction surfaces to ensure smooth and efficient movement. The term can also be used more broadly to describe any sliding part in a mechanical assembly.