Handles

Not all handles are used to open doors or cabinets. Some of them simply provide support. Known as assist handles, they feature a fixed bar. You can grab this bar to support yourself. You can mount assist handles on just … Read More

Pull handles are available in different styles. While some of them feature a protruding handle, others feature a recessed handle. Known as recessed pull handles, you can use them to open doors, cabinets and drawers. Recessed pull handles simply “recede” … Read More

Not all handles feature an ergonomic design. Regardless of the style, many handles feature a basic rod-shaped design with little or no emphasis on ergonomics. You can still use these handles to control machines and equipment, but they may cause … Read More

Not all handles are the same. In addition to traditional pull handles, there are swing handles. Swing handles still require a pulling force to open the doors or objects with which they are used, but they feature a different design … Read More

Industrial handles are commonly used to control machines and equipment in the workplace. You can grip and turn an industrial handle to engage the machine or equipment to which it’s connected. Some of the most common types of industrial handles … Read More

Pull handles are available in a variety of different styles. There are weld-on pull handles, for instance, that are require welding to install. You can fuse the ends of a weld-on pull handle to the surface of a metal door … Read More

Handles are a common source of germs in workplaces. Whether attached to a door, gate, machine or any object, workers must touch them. Pull handles, for instance, require a manual pulling force. As workers continue to pull them, they’ll accumulate … Read More