Kipp K0108.1082X25 Adjustable Tension Lever Handle M8x1.25

Product Description

The KIPP K0108.1082X25 is an adjustable tension lever clamping handle with a threaded stud connection designed for use on machine tools, fixtures, jigs, and industrial equipment. The handle features a straight ball-end lever arm in black powder-coated steel with a plastic knob, measuring 3.62 inches in overall length and 1.95 inches in overall height. The M8x1.25 threaded stud extends 0.98 inches and is manufactured from Grade 5.8 steel. This type of handle is installed by mechanical technicians and maintenance professionals to provide quick, tool-free clamping and positioning adjustments on production equipment and precision assemblies.

The K0108.1082X25 is suited for light to medium industrial clamping applications where repeatable hand-tightened fastening is required. Typical installations include machine guarding, workholding fixtures, panel access covers, and adjustable mechanical assemblies. The 25mm knob diameter and 92mm handle radius provide adequate leverage for consistent clamping torque without tooling. The powder-coated finish on both the handle and body components offers resistance to light shop environments.

Key Features

• Adjustable tension lever arm allows tool-free repositioning and clamping
• M8x1.25 threaded stud in Grade 5.8 steel, 0.98 inches stud length
• Straight ball-end handle arm at 0 degrees for unobstructed lever swing
• Powder-coated finish on handle and body for corrosion and wear resistance
• Steel and plastic construction with 25mm knob diameter for positive grip
• Compact body profile: 24mm body diameter, 19.5mm body height

Compatibility

Designed as a standard threaded-stud clamping handle for industrial fixtures and machine tool applications using M8x1.25 metric thread interfaces.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by mechanical technicians or maintenance personnel familiar with metric fastening hardware. Disengage or lock out the associated machine or fixture before removing or installing clamping handles. Thread the stud into the mating tapped hole by hand, then seat it to the appropriate clamping load using the lever arm only - do not use supplemental tooling on the lever. Verify the lever arm swings freely through its intended arc without interference before returning the equipment to service.