Pulls, Handles & Knobs

MC cylindrical handles are mainly used on threaded shafts such as gear lever arms or as fixed grip handles. Maximum heat resistance of phenolic plastic: 150°C (300°F). .

Handle legs are highly stable in relation to their small dimensions. Tube and legs are secured together with self-tapping screws. Screw heads are covered with plastic cover caps to provide a clean and finished look. Typical use is on double winged swinging doors and sliding doors on machines.

Cylindrical revolving handles are noted for their modern design, and they blend in well with rectangular shaped rim handwheels. Steel handles are mainly used on safety clutch hand wheels to increase imbalance and thus avoid free wheeling. Maximum heat resistance of phenolic plastic hand piece: 150°C (300°F). Maximum heat resistance of nylon plastic hand piece: 110°C (230°F). For use on this handle: DIN 911 hex keys available.

Elesa® original design plastic revolving handles. Resistant to solvents, oils, grease and other chemical agents. Maximum heat resistance of phenolic plastic hand piece: 110°C (230°F).

This cylindrical revolving handle can be used on most any devices where a leverage for turning is required, i.e. handwheels or crank handles. Maximum heat resistance of phenolic plastic hand piece: 150°C (300°F). .