Electro Hardware A3641-7 Round Brass Handle Nickel

Product Description

The ELECTRO HARDWARE A3641-7 is a round, nickel-plated brass handle designed for use in light mechanical and industrial applications where a secure, hand-friendly grip is needed. Built from solid brass with a nickel finish, this handle measures 6 inches center to center and features an 8-32 thread size for straightforward fastening. The 1/4-inch overall diameter keeps it compact while still providing enough grip surface for routine adjustments and operation. At 0.2 pounds, it is lightweight and easy to install on panels, enclosures, drawers, or equipment doors.

This handle is suited for use in electrical panels, instrument enclosures, industrial cabinetry, and general equipment assemblies where a corrosion-resistant, threaded handle is specified. The nickel plating provides a clean appearance and added surface protection, making it appropriate for both indoor shop environments and light-duty commercial settings. Technicians and equipment assemblers typically install this hardware during fabrication or field service of control panels and enclosures.

Key Features

• Nickel-plated brass construction for corrosion resistance and durability
• 6-inch center-to-center measurement for consistent mounting spacing
• 8-32 thread size for compatibility with standard fasteners
• 1/4-inch overall diameter for a compact, low-profile grip
• Lightweight at 0.2 pounds for use on panels and enclosure doors

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or OEM-style round handle for industrial enclosures, control panels, and equipment assemblies that accept an 8-32 threaded handle mount.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians, panel builders, or equipment technicians during enclosure assembly or service. Power down and de-energize any electrical enclosure before servicing hardware mounted to panel doors or covers. Use appropriate hand tools sized for 8-32 fasteners and verify thread engagement before applying final torque. Follow applicable NFPA 70 and local code requirements when working inside or around electrical enclosures.