Kipp K0006.25111A3X50 Adjustable Clamping Handle 5/16-18

Product Description

The KIPP K0006.25111A3X50 is an adjustable cam lever clamping handle designed for secure, tool-free clamping in machine, fixture, and industrial equipment applications. The handle features a cast aluminum body with a black powder coat finish and a stainless steel threaded stud sized at 5/16-18. The cam lever arm spans 4.252 inches in length and the overall height reaches 6.2205 inches, making it suitable for applications requiring a positive, repeatable clamp force with variable arm angle positioning. The stud length measures 1.9685 inches. Licensed mechanics, machine builders, and maintenance technicians install this type of hardware in production and maintenance settings.

This clamping handle is suited for use on jigs, fixtures, workholding equipment, and general industrial machinery where tool-free clamping and quick release are required. The variable handle arm angle allows the lever to be repositioned to avoid obstructions in tight mounting areas. The threaded stud mount connects directly to a 5/16-18 tapped hole in the mating component. Applications span light manufacturing, equipment assembly, and maintenance operations where repeated adjustments are routine.

Key Features

• Adjustable cam lever design allows variable handle arm angle for obstruction-free positioning
• Cast aluminum handle body with black powder coat finish for corrosion resistance and clean appearance
• Stainless steel threaded stud and washer components with bright finish for durability
• 5/16-18 threaded stud mount with 1.9685-inch threaded length for direct installation into tapped holes
• Hub diameter of 0.94 inches and body diameter of 1.0669 inches for compact footprint
• Material specification EN AC-46200 cast aluminum for consistent structural quality

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style threaded stud clamping handle for jigs, fixtures, and industrial equipment with 5/16-18 tapped mounting holes.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machine builders or maintenance technicians using standard hand tools. Verify the mating component has a properly tapped 5/16-18 hole to the required depth before threading in the stud. De-energize or lock out any powered equipment before servicing or repositioning clamping hardware. Do not overtighten the stud into the mating thread, as cast aluminum components can be damaged by excessive torque.