Standard pull handles, also called U-handles, provide firm, full-hand grips for pulling.

Offset pull handles are U-shaped and bent at a slight angle for easier access to the handle. They mount at an upward or downward slant from the surface to accommodate specific application needs.

Cut-to-length pull handles feature customizable lengths to fit unique installations and repairs.

Folding pull handles collapse against the mounting surface when not in use to keep them flush and out of the way.

Hygienic pull handles with threaded holes mount on studs and sealing rings to meet FDA requirements for sanitary applications. They mount without dead space and their surface finish minimizes accumulation of dirt and dust.

Antimicrobial pull handles inhibit the growth and spread of bacteria, germs, and viruses on their surfaces.

Open-ended pull handles have a single leg that mounts to surfaces with an opening on the opposite end that provides more gripping space.

Ligature-resistant crescent pulls and handles increase safety in facilities and institutions where there is a risk of patient self-harm.

ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) grab bars enhance facility safety and provide hand support in restrooms, hallways, and entrances. These grab bars meet ADA requirements when installed in compliance with ADA regulations.

Finger-grip pull handles are compact, U-shaped handles sized for pulling with one finger and fit in tight spaces.

Push door bars mount securely on doors for easy opening and closing.

Edge pull handles mount to the top or side edges of small doors and panels to maintain a smooth door or drawer front.

Power-switching tubular handles and pulls have push buttons that activate machine controls.