Kipp K0108.4201X70 Tension Lever Clamping Handle M20

Product Description

The KIPP K0108.4201X70 is an adjustable tension lever clamping handle with a threaded stud connection designed for use in mechanical clamping, fixturing, and machine adjustment applications. The handle features a steel arm with a ball-end style and a plastic knob, finished in black powder coat. The threaded stud is M20 x 2.5 with a stud length of 2.75 inches and a threaded engagement length of approximately 2.36 inches. The hub diameter measures 1.61 inches. The lever arm is set at a 20-degree angle, giving the installer controlled positioning for ergonomic clamping force. The assembly carries a Grade 5.8 material specification on the steel components. Total weight is 2.2 pounds.

This clamping handle is suited for industrial machinery, jigs and fixtures, equipment panels, and production tooling where repeatable manual clamping is required. It is typically installed by machine builders, tooling technicians, and maintenance trades in both light and heavy manufacturing environments. The lever-style design allows fast hand-tightening and release without additional tools during setup or adjustment cycles.

Key Features

• Adjustable tension lever with ball-end arm style for ergonomic hand operation
• M20 x 2.5 threaded stud, 2.75 inches stud length with 2.36 inches of threaded engagement
• Steel construction, Grade 5.8 material specification on structural components
• Black powder coat finish on both handle arm and body components
• 20-degree handle arm angle for optimized positioning during clamping
• Plastic knob integrated at lever end for comfortable grip

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-mount threaded stud clamping handle for machinery, fixtures, and equipment panels accepting an M20 x 2.5 threaded connection.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by threading the stud directly into a prepared M20 x 2.5 tapped hole on the target component or fixture plate. Ensure the mating thread is clean and free of debris before assembly. Disengage or power down any associated machinery before adjusting or replacing clamping hardware. No special tooling is required for standard hand installation, though a wrench may be applied to the body flats if a specific preload is needed per the equipment manufacturer's guidelines.