J. W. Winco, Inc: Offset tubular grip handles

J. W. Winco’s inch-size Offset Tubular Grip Handles are designed for use on machines with double winged swinging doors and sliding doors.

Dec 17, 2007

The handles combine a special, higher-strength extruded aluminum tube with zinc die-cast, and are available in a matte natural anodized finish and black powder-coated pebble finish. The legs are black powder-coated and have light gray plastic cover caps, and are highly stable in relation to their small dimensions. Tube and legs are secured together with self-tapping screws. Screw heads are covered with plastic cover caps to provide a clean, finished look. A variety of standard inch lengths are available from 8” to 24.” Metric lengths are also available.

Phone: 800/877-8351

www.jwwinco.com

JW Winco, Inc.

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