Spring plunger

Typically, it is a machine part consisting of a hollow cylinder with an internal compression spring acting on a pin.

Alternatively, it can be made directly into the workpiece by drilling and tapping a hole, then inserting a pin (or ball), spring, and finally a set screw.

Different plungers may require different tools for installation, such as a hex key, socket wrench, or flathead screwdriver.

Some spring plungers are designed to be handled only when assembling or occasionally adjusting equipment.

A pogo pin is a type of electrical connector mechanism widely used in modern electronics.

Spring-loaded ball in a disassembled soap dispenser (5 and 6, top right)
Exercise bench with spring-loaded control lever that can be set to different notches to adjust the angle
Diagram of components in typical pogo pins used to connect electronic equipment
Plunger with adjustment knob on a recurve bow