Kipp K0269.1051X20 Adjustable Clamping Handle M5x0.8

Product Description

The KIPP K0269.1051X20 is a metric threaded stud adjustable clamping handle designed for use in machine tool, fixture, and industrial equipment applications. The handle body is constructed from fiberglass-reinforced plastic and mounts via an M5x0.8 threaded stud machined from Grade 5.8 steel with a black oxide finish. The stud length is 20 mm, the hub diameter measures 13 mm, and the overall handle length reaches 40 mm. The ergonomic arm sits at a 20-degree angle to the base, allowing for quick manual adjustment in confined or repetitive-use installations. Machinists, maintenance technicians, and equipment assemblers are the primary installers of this component.

This clamping handle is suited for light-duty clamping, positioning, and locking tasks on jigs, fixtures, panels, and machine guards where an M5 threaded interface is present. The compact body height of 9 mm and base diameter of 10 mm allow fitment in space-constrained assemblies. The fiberglass-reinforced plastic construction resists corrosion and provides electrical insulation properties, making it appropriate for both general industrial and light automation environments.

Key Features

• M5x0.8 threaded stud with 20 mm threaded engagement length
• Fiberglass-reinforced plastic handle body resists corrosion and provides electrical insulation
• Grade 5.8 steel stud and components with black oxide finish for corrosion resistance
• 20-degree handle arm angle for ergonomic access in tight spaces
• 13 mm hub diameter and 10 mm base diameter for compact fitment
• Overall length of 40 mm with 9 mm body height

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit component for machinery, fixtures, and equipment requiring an M5x0.8 threaded stud adjustable clamping handle with a 13 mm hub diameter.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by machinists or maintenance technicians using standard hand tools. Power down and de-energize any equipment before replacing or installing clamping hardware on live machinery. Thread the stud into the receiving nut or tapped hole by hand first to avoid cross-threading, then tighten to the equipment manufacturer's specified torque. Inspect the threaded stud and mating threads for damage before installation.