Adjustable Clamping Handles
Adjustable clamping handles are a mechanical component designed to replace standard metric or inch hardware in robotic applications that require frequent adjustments. They allow the user to turn a lever by hand to install, adjust, and remove robotic components such as motors, sensors, processors, control panels, and mechanical parts without tools.
Robotic applications benefit from adjustable clamping handles that are quick to install or remove for reduced downtime, corrosion resistant for use in most operating environments, and lightweight to help reduce the overall weight of the robot. Ruland offers adjustable handles with black levers for general purpose and orange levers for safety and ease of identification.
Ruland offers adjustable handles with levers in zinc die-cast and thermoplastic. The zinc die-cast levers have a powder coated finish and are ideal for use in corrosive environments and extreme temperatures. The thermoplastic levers are glass fiber reinforced for added durability and lightweight to reduce stress on torqued components, robot weight, and energy use. Inserts are available in steel for high holding power and stainless steel for increased corrosion resistance. The variety of standard stock options offered allows designers flexibility to select the right part for the application. They are sourced from JW Winco and stocked in our Marlborough, MA location.
