Product overview
Bail handles
They have a U-shaped grip. They are characterized by a stable design and are resistant to high loads.
Arch handles
A flattened version of bail handles. The more oval shape and lower profile mean that the handles do not protrude too much above the mounting surface.
Tubular handles
They owe their name to the grip made of round profile tubing. The tube is mounted on supports made of plastic. This makes it possible to adjust both the handle length and the screw spacing freely.
Safety handles
Thanks to their closed design, they provide additional protection for the machine operator’s fingers. The absence of sharp edges and recesses prevents the accumulation of dirt and makes cleaning easier.
Mounting of industrial handles
> Handles with through holes – allow front mounting, that is, from the front of the housing; they can be used in places where there is no direct access to the inside of the housing; they are also available in a version with caps masking the screws.
> Handles with blind threaded inserts – allow the handle to be mounted from the rear of the housing; they are used in places where it is important to conceal the screw, for example for hygiene or safety reasons.
Areas of application
Industrial handles resemble furniture handles in their design, but they are characterized by much better mechanical and thermal properties, which are crucial in machine construction and warehouse equipment. Their robust construction also performs well in sports equipment, fitness devices, gym equipment, and sports halls. In these places, the handles are particularly exposed to mechanical damage. Operating elements used in medical and rehabilitation equipment require exceptional hygiene and resistance to high loads. The ideal solution for this sector is solid stainless steel handles with threaded inserts for mounting from the rear of the housing. The absence of recesses and crevices makes them easy to keep clean. Similar criteria must also be met by equipment components used in the food industry. The solid finish of utility furniture is gaining importance, which is why the furniture industry is also increasingly turning to handles with an industrial design.