Value Collection FCIHW-7501-5-G Offset Handwheel 5 Inch

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION FCIHW-7501-5-G is a spoked offset handwheel with a plain finish, designed for manual valve and equipment operation in industrial and mechanical applications. The wheel measures 5 inches in diameter and features three spokes with an iron hub. The bore diameter is 3/8 inch, making it compatible with standard shafting found on valves, gate mechanisms, and similar manual-control equipment. The rim thickness is 0.60 inches and the wheel thickness is 1.60 inches. The fine grain material grade supports consistent machining tolerances. This handwheel is installed by maintenance mechanics, millwrights, and industrial service technicians.

This offset handwheel is suited for use in industrial facilities, manufacturing plants, and mechanical rooms where manual valve or equipment operation is required. The offset design positions the operator's hand away from the mounting plane, reducing knuckle clearance issues in tight installations. With a 5-inch diameter and 3/8-inch bore, it fits a wide range of standard valve stems and equipment shafts commonly found in industrial settings.

Key Features

• 5-inch diameter for sufficient torque leverage during manual operation
• Offset spoke configuration improves hand clearance in confined spaces
• Iron hub construction provides durability under repeated use
• 3/8-inch bore fits standard valve stems and equipment shafts
• Plain finish suitable for painting or protective coating after installation
• Fine grain material grade supports consistent dimensional tolerances

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-fit handwheel for manual valves, gate mechanisms, and industrial equipment with a 3/8-inch shaft diameter requiring a 5-inch offset handwheel.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by maintenance mechanics or millwrights. Shut down and de-energize or depressurize the associated equipment before removing or installing the handwheel. Secure the handwheel to the shaft using an appropriate key, set screw, or retaining hardware compatible with the bore and shaft configuration. Verify shaft engagement depth and hardware torque per the equipment manufacturer's documentation before returning the equipment to service.