Solid hand wheels without a handle are turned by gripping the edge of the wheel and don't have projections that cause safety concerns. Solid hand wheels don't have openings that can trap hands or tools.

Solid hand wheels with a fixed handle are used in applications where a strong, positive, nonrevolving grip is required. Solid hand wheels don't have openings that can trap hands or tools.

Solid hand wheels with a folding handle have a lower profile than nonfolding handles for use in high-traffic areas or where clothing or equipment could get caught on the handle. Solid hand wheels don't have openings that can trap hands or tools.

Solid hand wheels with a rotating handle are generally used in applications where the wheel is turned multiple rotations in a single use. Solid hand wheels don't have openings that can trap hands or tools.

Spoked hand wheels without a handle can be turned using the spokes as leverage and don't have projections that can cause safety concerns. Spoked hand wheels are generally lighter than comparable solid hand wheels and provide access to the area behind the wheel.

Spoked hand wheels with a fixed handle are used in applications where a strong, positive, nonrevolving grip is required. Spoked hand wheels are generally lighter than comparable solid hand wheels and provide access to the area behind the wheel.

Spoked hand wheels with a folding handle have a lower profile than nonfolding handles for use in high-traffic areas or where clothing or equipment could get caught on the handle. Spoked hand wheels are generally lighter than comparable solid hand wheels and provide access to the area behind the wheel.

Spoked hand wheels with a rotating handle are generally used in applications where the wheel is turned multiple rotations in a single use. Spoked hand wheels are generally lighter than comparable solid hand wheels and provide access to the area behind the wheel.