Pulls, Handles & Knobs

Pulls, handles and knobs provide practical handholds for opening cabinet doors, drawers and equipment panels, as well as hand-operated control points for turning compatible equipment mechanisms. This category includes U-shaped cabinet handles for commercial cabinetry and access panels, plus crank handles with round or square bores for routine manual adjustments and operation.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose pulls and handles for the connection, grip and application

Start by separating cabinet-access hardware from crank handles for manual equipment operation. Cabinet U handles are selected around their profile, material, finish and mounting-hole style. Crank handles must match the shaft or mounting connection first, including bore shape and size, then be evaluated for handle length, grip style and body construction.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Crank Handle with Revolving Grip, 10 mm Bore, 2.52 in. LengthCrank Handle with Revolving Grip, 10 mm Bore, 2.52 in. LengthWBB2683277DIN 468 Offset Crank Handle with Square Bore, 22 mmDIN 468 Offset Crank Handle with Square Bore, 22 mmWBB2683246Aluminum Crank Handle with Revolving Grip, 5/16 in. Round BoreAluminum Crank Handle with Revolving Grip, 5/16 in. Round BoreWBB2683258Stainless Steel U Cabinet Handle with Tapped HolesStainless Steel U Cabinet Handle with Tapped HolesWBB2369316
Use Cases

Open cabinets or operate equipment

U-shaped handles provide a handhold for cabinet doors, drawers and equipment panels. Crank handles provide a hand-operated turning point for compatible adjustment and operating mechanisms.

How to Choose

Match the connection first

For crank handles, verify whether the compatible connection is round or square and match the listed bore size. For cabinet handles, review whether tapped, counterbored or other mounting-hole options fit the planned installation.

Applications

Support routine commercial access

These products are suited to cabinet makers, facility teams, equipment builders, maintenance teams and commercial equipment users working with cabinetry, panels and manual controls.

Additional Information

Compare grip, material and finish

Available details include revolving or fixed grips, offset crank designs, aluminum, cast iron, zinc die-cast and stainless steel construction, plus black, gray and silver appearances.

5/16 in. to 1/2 in.Listed round crank bores

Round-bore crank options include 5/16 inch, 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch sizes.

10 mm and 22 mmListed square crank bores

Square-bore options are represented for compatible 10 mm and 22 mm mechanisms.

2.52 to 4.92 in.Listed crank lengths

Listed lengths help compare handle reach for manual turning tasks.

Tapped or counterboredListed cabinet mounting options

Cabinet U handles include tapped holes, with one option listing tapped or counterbored holes.

Comparison Guide

Compare the represented handle types

Use this overview to narrow the category by intended application and the listed connection or mounting approach.

Product typeConnection or mounting detailsTypical listed application
Crank handles with round bores5/16 in., 3/8 in. or 1/2 in. round bore optionsManual turning of compatible equipment mechanisms
Offset crank handles with square bores10 mm or 22 mm square bore optionsHand-operated turning of compatible square-bore mechanisms
Cabinet U handlesTapped holes; one option lists tapped or counterbored holesOpening cabinet doors, drawers and equipment panels
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Cabinet handles

Select a U-shaped pull for doors, drawers and panels

Cabinet U handles create a straightforward grip for routine access. Stainless steel options are available in U-shaped and round U-shaped profiles with tapped mounting holes and a silver finish. A gray aluminum U handle has a bent aluminum profile, smooth gray surface and tapped holes. A silver U handle is listed with tapped or counterbored mounting-hole options and a 6 x 6 x 4 in. size.

  • Choose stainless steel or aluminum construction based on the listed handle option.
  • Compare round and standard U-shaped profiles for the desired grip style.
  • Confirm the listed mounting-hole arrangement before installation.
  • Consider silver or gray finish when coordinating the hardware appearance.
Crank handles

Match bore shape and size to the compatible shaft

Crank handles are intended for compatible rotating mechanisms and manual adjustments. Listed options include round bores in 5/16 inch, 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch sizes, along with square bores in 10 mm and 22 mm sizes. Some models use revolving plastic or steel grips, while a DIN 468 offset crank has a fixed finished steel handle.

  • Identify whether the equipment requires a round or square bore.
  • Match the listed bore diameter or square-bore dimension to the compatible shaft.
  • Choose an offset design when that listed crank form is needed.
  • Review listed lengths, including 2.52, 3.15, 3.94 and 4.92 inches, where handle reach affects fit.
Construction details

Compare body material and operating feel

The represented crank handles include aluminum bodies for medium-duty manual operation, cast iron bodies with black matte finishes, and zinc die-cast crank bodies. Revolving grips allow the grip to turn during hand operation. Cabinet handles are represented in stainless steel and aluminum, with tapped mounting holes supporting installation with compatible threaded hardware.

  • Aluminum crank bodies are represented for medium-duty manual tasks.
  • Cast iron crank options are available with offset designs and black matte coatings.
  • Revolving grips are available in plastic or steel, depending on the listed handle.
  • Stainless steel cabinet pulls offer a durable metal handle option for cabinet hardware installations.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What is the difference between a cabinet U handle and a crank handle?

A cabinet U handle provides a grip for opening doors, drawers and panels. A crank handle is used to manually turn a compatible adjustment or operating mechanism.

How do I choose a crank-handle bore?

Match the bore shape and listed size to the compatible shaft or mounting connection. Represented options include round and square bores.

Are revolving grips available?

Yes. Several crank handles have revolving plastic or steel grips that turn during manual operation. One offset crank option has a fixed finished steel handle.

How are the cabinet handles mounted?

Several cabinet U handles have tapped mounting holes for compatible threaded hardware. One silver cabinet U handle lists tapped or counterbored mounting-hole options.

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