Crank Handles
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Crank handles provide leverage for turning or tightening machine tool components that require frequent adjustment and repositioning. They have a hub that mounts to a machine, and a grip that's used to rotate the handle.
Crank Handles with Revolving Grip
Crank handles with a revolving grip allow workers to grip the handle and turn the wheel without repositioning the hand on the handle. Revolving handles are more comfortable and provide a more stable grip than nonrevolving handles when wheels are turned multiple times for each use.
Aluminum Handle with Plastic Grip
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Plastic Handle with Plastic Grip
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Steel Handle with Plastic Grip
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Zinc Handle with Plastic Grip
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Crank Handles with Folding Grip
Folding-grip crank handles (sometimes called collapsible or fold down handles) install in areas where a protruding handle could be bumped, including installations where workers routinely pass by. The grip folds on top of the wheel, protruding slightly from the crank.
Aluminum Handle with Plastic Grip
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Steel Handle with Plastic Grip
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Crank Handles with Recessed Folding Grip
Recessed folding-grip crank handles (sometimes called fold away handles) have a depression where the handle stores when not in use to provide a fully flush surface in high-traffic areas or where clothing or equipment could get caught on the handle.
Aluminum Handle with Plastic Grip
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Straight Crank Handles with Fixed Grip
Straight crank handles with a fixed grip have a handle that extends straight from the mounting center. The handle doesn't rotate when turned for use in applications where a strong, positive, nonrevolving grip is required.
Cast Iron Handle with Steel Grip
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Straight Crank Handles with Revolving Grip
Straight crank handles with a revolving grip are generally affixed to a hand wheel where the wheel performs the turning work.
Cast Iron Handle with Steel Grip
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Stainless Steel Handle with Plastic Grip
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Offset Crank Handles with Fixed Grip
Offset crank handles with a fixed grip have a handle that doesn't align with the hub for recessed installation or where the hand should be further from the crank. The handle doesn't rotate when turned for use in applications where a strong, positive, nonrevolving grip is required.
Cast Iron Handle with Steel Grip
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Offset Crank Handles with Revolving Grip
Offset crank handles with a revolving grip have a handle that doesn't align with the hub for recessed installation or where the hand should be further from the crank. Revolving grip handles are generally affixed to a hand wheel where the wheel performs the turning work.
Cast Iron Handle with Steel Grip
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