Value Collection 3AC-1019-G Crank Handle 3.15 in Aluminum

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 3AC-1019-G is a crank handle designed for manual positioning, adjustment, and actuation of machinery, valves, and equipment in industrial and trade settings. The handle body is constructed from aluminum with a black powder coat finish, offering corrosion resistance and a durable grip surface. Key dimensions include a 3.15-inch handle length, a 1.26-inch hub diameter, and a 0.87-inch hub height. The 5/8-inch square bore provides a secure, positive connection to compatible shaft ends. Machinists, maintenance technicians, and equipment service professionals install this type of handle on production machinery, HVAC damper actuators, and similar manually adjusted assemblies.

This crank handle is suited for light to medium-duty manual actuation tasks in both industrial and commercial environments. Typical applications include machine tool adjustments, valve stem operation, and equipment positioning where a compact, low-profile handle is required. The aluminum construction keeps overall weight low while maintaining adequate rigidity for repetitive use in shop and field settings. Individual packaging makes it straightforward to source as a single replacement unit.

Key Features

• 3.15-inch handle length for comfortable leverage during manual operation
• 1.26-inch hub diameter with 0.87-inch hub height for a compact mounting profile
• 5/8-inch square bore for positive, slip-resistant shaft engagement
• Aluminum body with black powder coat finish for corrosion resistance and durability
• Compact design suited for space-restricted panel and equipment installations

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or retrofit crank handle for manually adjusted machinery, equipment panels, and valve assemblies using a 5/8-inch square bore shaft connection.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by maintenance technicians or millwrights. De-energize and lock out equipment before removing or installing any manually operated handle. Confirm the shaft end is clean and free of burrs before seating the square bore. Secure the handle per the equipment manufacturer's fastener requirements to prevent loosening during operation.