Gibraltar BH102-G Speed Handle 2 Offset Arms Zinc Plated

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR BH102-G is a tapped speed handle with 2 offset arms, designed for manual tightening and loosening of threaded fasteners on machines, fixtures, and industrial equipment. Cast from iron and finished with a zinc plating for corrosion resistance, this handle accepts a 1/2-13 tapped hole and delivers a firm, ergonomic grip. The offset arm configuration provides clearance in tight workspaces, while the 0.500 inch arm diameter and 0.750 inch ball diameter give operators a reliable, comfortable handhold. Installation and removal of tooling, jigs, and fixtures are the primary applications. Licensed maintenance technicians and machine operators are the typical users of this hardware.

The BH102-G is suited for use on industrial machinery, fabrication equipment, tooling fixtures, and mechanical assemblies requiring frequent manual adjustment. The tapped 1/2-13 thread accepts standard fasteners commonly found in machine tool and manufacturing environments. The 2.25 inch overall height and 1.125 inch hub diameter make it a compact fit for panel-mounted or spindle-mounted applications where clearance is limited. Its zinc plated cast iron construction holds up in general shop and light industrial conditions.

Key Features

• Tapped 1/2-13 hole for direct thread engagement on standard fasteners
• 2 offset arms for improved clearance in confined mounting locations
• Cast iron construction for durability under repeated manual torque
• Zinc plated finish resists corrosion in general shop environments
• 0.750 inch ball diameter and 0.500 inch arm diameter for a secure grip
• Compact 1.125 inch hub diameter suits tight panel and fixture installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit speed handle for industrial machinery, tooling fixtures, and mechanical assemblies using 1/2-13 threaded fasteners.

Installation Notes

Speed handles of this type are installed and serviced by maintenance technicians and machine operators. Power down and de-energize the machine or equipment before replacing or repositioning any handle hardware. Thread engagement should be confirmed as secure before returning equipment to service. No special tools are required beyond standard hand tools for alignment and seating.