Kipp K0269.4A51X50 Adjustable Clamping Handle 1/2-13

Product Description

The KIPP K0269.4A51X50 is a threaded stud adjustable clamping handle designed for secure, tool-free fastening in industrial and mechanical assemblies. The handle features a fiberglass-reinforced plastic body in a modern arm style, with a steel threaded stud rated to Grade 5.8 and finished in black oxide. The arm pivots to 20 degrees, allowing the operator to position the grip for maximum torque without interference from surrounding components. At 3.74 inches in handle length and 1.97 inches of stud length, this handle suits applications where compact, repeatable clamping is required. Licensed trades and machine builders use this type of hardware on fixtures, guards, and adjustable equipment panels.

This clamping handle is suited for use on machine tool fixtures, industrial enclosures, jigs, and adjustable equipment frames in both light manufacturing and maintenance environments. The 1/2-13 threaded stud mounts directly into a corresponding tapped hole, making installation straightforward on new builds or as a replacement on existing assemblies. The black fiberglass-reinforced plastic construction resists oils, coolants, and mild chemical exposure common in shop environments.

Key Features

• Adjustable arm pivots to 20 degrees for flexible grip positioning
• Fiberglass-reinforced plastic handle body resists oils and mild chemicals
• Steel Grade 5.8 threaded stud with black oxide finish for corrosion resistance
• 1/2-13 threaded stud, 1.97 inches stud length for direct tapped-hole mounting
• 1 inch hub diameter with 3.74 inch handle arm length for controlled clamping leverage
• REACH Compliant and RoHS Compliant

Compatibility

Designed as a direct threaded stud replacement or new-installation clamping handle for any assembly accepting a 1/2-13 tapped hole mount.

Installation Notes

Installation requires a tapped 1/2-13 hole in the receiving component. Ensure the mating thread is clean and free of debris before threading the stud. No special tools are required for hand-tightening, but a wrench may be used on the stud if torque requirements dictate. Always relieve any load or tension from the clamped assembly before loosening or repositioning the handle.