Rencol offers expanded clamping handles

A Rencol Component Sourcing Solutions product story

Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team Apr 11, 2008

A range of competitively priced, high quality, clamping handles by Rencol are used in many factories including medical and mobility aid equipment, industrial machinery and office furniture.

The Rencol range of high quality clamping handles are now available in four separate ranges, each supplied in a wide variety of sizes, materials and handles/cap colour combinations.

Handles are made in plastics or diecast zinc materials.

Two of the ranges consist of standard 15% glass filled nylon handles with brass, zinc plated steel or stainless steel threaded ratchet inserts.

Handle lengths range from 43mm to 104mm with standard thread sizes from M5 to M16.

The two ranges consist of traditional straight shape or ergonomically shaped handles.

Different glass-filled percentages can also be provided for low minimum order quantities (MOQ) on request.

* heavy duty handles - a heavy duty range with nylon handles tightened by allen key has reinforced die-cast zinc inserts and is also available in various ratchet materials/threads.

Standard handle lengths in this range vary from 42mm to 83mm, with thread sizes from M5 to M12.

The final range has ergonomic shaped die-cast zinc handles with steel or stainless steel threaded ratchets.

Handle lengths range from 42mm to 108mm, with standard thread sizes from M5 to M16.

All the handles can be supplied in standard black or orange standard colours with a very low MOQ (typically 300 pieces) for special requests in most RAL colours or special threads.

All ranges are available as standard in both male and female thread versions.

"By sourcing these components from our own factories in China through our slick supply chain HQ in Shanghai, all manufactured from our own tooling, we can supply them with first class quality and at extremely competitive prices," commented Tony Swash, Rencol's sales and marketing director.

Clamping handles are used in a wide variety of manufacturing sectors, including medical and mobility aid equipment, industrial machinery, office furniture, sports and fitness equipment, catering and packaging machinery and so on.