Halder Machine Handles | DIN Standards | Rotating & Cylindrical Designs

Halder rotating handles—often called revolving handles or revolving grips—are machine-element handles designed so the grip can rotate while the handle is being pulled or turned (application dependent). This can improve ergonomics and control, especially on frequently operated machine guards, fixtures, and industrial equipment where a fixed handle would cause hand drag or discomfort. Rotating/revolving handle styles are commonly used anywhere you want a secure grip with smoother operation and repeatable actuation (application dependent).

Crank handles are operating elements that meet DIN or company standards and are commonly known as cranks. They are versatile components suitable for a wide range of applications across various industries.

The extensive product range includes various versions from stock:

• Crank handles DIN 469 straight with square end DIN 79
• Crank handles DIN 468 goose-neck form with square end DIN 79
• Crank handles
• Crank handles, stainless steel, precision casting
• Crank handles with a folding handle
• Crank handles with folding handle, stainless steel