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GN125 - Adjustable handles

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D R H h1 Main dimensions h2 h3 h4 d1 d2 H h4 Mounting hole d 6H h Weight grams GN 125-32-M6-D GN 125-32-M6-E GN 125-32-M8-D GN 125-32-M8-E GN 125-36-M8-D GN 125-36-M8-E GN 125-36-M10-D GN 125-36-M10-E GN 125-40-M10-D GN 125-40-M10-E GN 125-40-M12-D GN 125-40-M12-E GN 125-45-M12-D GN 125-45-M12

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Part number GN125
Manufacturer ELESA and GANTERGRIFF
File Size 64.67 KB
Description Adjustable handles
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    GN 125 Adjustable handles • Black-oxide steel body. • Black-oxide steel arm with DIN 319 black phenolic based (PF) Duroplast ball knob available in two executions: - with straight arm (type D) - with inclined arm by a 15° angle (type E). • Black-oxide steel threaded bushing. • Treated steel spring. • Natural anodised aluminium boss-cap. GN 125 adjustable handles are used or applications having a limited space or where a particular handle position is required. The threaded bushing is connected to the handle via serrations and can be easily disengaged. By pulling the handle, the internal mechanism disengages the serrations and allowes the handle to swivel to the ideal clamping position. By releasing the handle, the mechanism automatically re-engages serrations.
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