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The KIPP K0108.1122X60 is an adjustable tension lever clamping handle with a threaded stud mount designed for industrial positioning, clamping, and locking applications on machinery and equipment. The handle features an M12x1.75 threaded stud with a 2.36-inch stud length and a steel construction rated to Grade 5.8. A powder-coated finish on both the handle and body provides corrosion resistance and durability in shop and production environments. The straight-arm, ball-end lever design allows operators to apply consistent clamping force with a single hand. Mechanical technicians, machine builders, and maintenance professionals typically install and adjust these handles during equipment setup or retooling.
This clamping handle suits a wide range of industrial and manufacturing equipment where repeatable manual clamping is required. Common applications include machine tool fixtures, jigs, assembly tables, and work-holding systems where an operator needs quick, tool-free adjustment. The adjustable lever allows the handle arm to be repositioned to avoid obstructions, making it practical in tight or awkward mounting configurations. It is sold individually and is appropriate for both OEM equipment builds and field replacement of worn or damaged clamping hardware.
Designed as a direct-fit replacement or OEM-style clamping handle for industrial machinery, fixtures, and equipment with M12x1.75 threaded mounting points requiring an adjustable tension lever style handle.
Installation is performed by mechanical technicians or machine builders and requires no special tooling beyond a standard wrench to seat the threaded stud. Always de-energize and lockout/tagout any machine before replacing clamping hardware on powered equipment. Verify that the receiving thread in the fixture or machine matches M12x1.75 before installation to avoid thread damage. Do not overtighten the stud into blind bores; confirm adequate thread engagement depth before applying clamping load.
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