Electro Hardware A1654-2 Aluminum Drawer Pull 4-40

Product Description

The ELECTRO HARDWARE A1654-2 is a clear anodized aluminum drawer pull designed for light-duty hardware applications requiring a clean, corrosion-resistant finish. The pull measures 1-1/4 inches center to center and features a 5/32-inch handle diameter with a 4-40 internal thread for secure fastener attachment. The anodized aluminum construction keeps the part lightweight while providing surface protection against oxidation and wear. This type of hardware is typically installed by equipment assemblers, enclosure fabricators, or maintenance technicians working on panels, drawers, or light-duty cabinet assemblies.

The A1654-2 suits residential and commercial applications where a compact, low-profile drawer pull is needed on aluminum enclosures, electronic equipment housings, or furniture-grade cabinetry. The 4-40 thread sizing is standard in instrument and panel fabrication, making this pull a practical match for enclosures and assemblies where machine-screw fastening is the norm. The clear anodized finish blends with natural aluminum surfaces and is appropriate for indoor environments where a finished, professional appearance is required.

Key Features

• Clear anodized aluminum construction resists oxidation and surface wear
• 1-1/4 inch center-to-center spacing for consistent hole-pattern alignment
• 5/32-inch handle diameter provides a compact, low-profile grip
• 4-40 internal thread accepts standard machine screws for secure mounting
• Lightweight aluminum build suitable for panels, drawers, and equipment enclosures

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pull for drawers, panels, and equipment enclosures requiring a 4-40 internal thread and 1-1/4 inch center-to-center mounting pattern.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by equipment assemblers or maintenance technicians using standard hand tools. Confirm that the mounting surface hole pattern matches the 1-1/4 inch center-to-center spacing before fastening. Use 4-40 machine screws of appropriate length to avoid bottoming out in the threaded insert. Do not overtighten, as aluminum threads can strip if excessive torque is applied.