Material
Crank thermoplastic.
Cylinder grip thermoplastic and steel.
Cylinder grip thermoplastic and steel.
Version
Black gray thermoplastic.
Steel parts black oxidized.
Steel parts black oxidized.
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Crank handles with safety grip, without keyway
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Crank handles with safety grip, with square socket
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Description
Material
Crank thermoplastic.
Cylinder grip thermoplastic and steel.
Cylinder grip thermoplastic and steel.
Version
Black gray thermoplastic.
Steel parts black oxidized.
Steel parts black oxidized.
Note
The hub cover is supplied unassembled. The crank handles can be secured to the shaft by cross-pinning or by parallel key together with a DIN 6912 cap screw and DIN 7349 washer. Two actions must be made to bring the safety cylinder grip into an operating position:
- Swing the grip out around the pivot shaft until it stops (90°).
- Push the grip in an axial direction into the lock position.
The pushed-in position is the most comfortable for cranking. The grip swings back automatically after releasing.
Versions with transverse bore are secured using the ISO 4027 (DIN 914) grub screw.
- Swing the grip out around the pivot shaft until it stops (90°).
- Push the grip in an axial direction into the lock position.
The pushed-in position is the most comfortable for cranking. The grip swings back automatically after releasing.
Versions with transverse bore are secured using the ISO 4027 (DIN 914) grub screw.
Drawing reference
1) Position of the transverse bore to the keyway is offset by 90°.
Accessory
K1160 Cap screws with low head DIN 6912
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