Kipp K0269.1A11X15 Adjustable Clamping Handle 10-32

Product Description

The KIPP K0269.1A11X15 is an adjustable clamping handle with a threaded stud connection, designed for use in machine tool, fixture, and industrial equipment applications. The handle body is molded from fiberglass-reinforced plastic in a black finish, providing a firm grip with resistance to typical shop chemicals and mechanical stress. The steel stud is grade 5.8 and finished in black oxide. Key dimensions include a 1.57-inch handle length, a 0.51-inch hub diameter, and a 0.59-inch stud length on a 10-32 thread. This type of handle is installed by machine builders, tool and die technicians, and industrial maintenance trades.

This clamping handle is suited for light clamping and positioning tasks on jigs, fixtures, machine guards, enclosures, and industrial equipment panels. The 20-degree handle arm angle provides clearance in tight mounting areas and allows repeatable hand-tightening without tooling. The modern-style arm and compact body diameter of 0.51 inches make it appropriate for applications where space is limited. It ships as a single unit and is a direct-fit replacement for same-spec KIPP adjustable handles in this series.

Key Features

• 10-32 threaded stud connection for standard machine thread applications
• Fiberglass-reinforced plastic handle body for chemical resistance and durability
• Grade 5.8 steel stud with black oxide finish for corrosion resistance
• 20-degree handle arm angle for clearance in confined mounting locations
• REACH and RoHS compliant for use in regulated environments
• Compact 0.51-inch hub diameter suits space-restricted panel and fixture installations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct addition for industrial fixtures, jigs, machine guards, and equipment panels requiring a 10-32 threaded stud adjustable clamping handle.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by machine builders or industrial maintenance technicians. De-energize and lock out any equipment before servicing panels or fixtures. Thread the stud into the mating tapped hole by hand first to avoid cross-threading, then tighten to the equipment manufacturer's specified torque. Do not over-torque the plastic handle body against mounting surfaces.