Locking Handles are devices that are designed to mount on the front doors of cabinets, lockers and enclosures to provide a secure mechanical lock. Locking Handles are specially designed to be more compact than a standard door lock, making them ideal for use on equipment such as enclosures, filing cabinets and display cabinets.
How do Locking Handles work?
Locking handles operate by first securing the handle to a cabinet door or enclosure, placing the key in the locking mechanism and rotating clockwise to lock the door or enclosure.
What are the key features of Locking Handles?
These types of handles have an array of key features such as;
Suitable for a wide range of configurations
Excellent corrosion resistance
Durable and reliable operation
Multiple sizes, material and access configurations
What different types of locking handles are there?
Locking Handles are available with various types of locking mechanism to suit a wide range of applications and security types. They are also different types of handles available such as;
T- Bar Handles
Flush Handles
Lever Handles
Swing Handles
Typical applications of Locking Handles
Locking Handles have a wide range of application use in areas such as;
Description:
Compact metal lock with self-locking mechanism. Slight pressure
is sufficient for closure. For doors which open to the left or rightUnique lock with handle - unique key for every lock.
Description:
For Panning (Swinging) or Sliding doors Fits both
8 and 10mm profile groovesFor right and left sidesDimensions (mm): L 65, W 95, D 36 (72 with handle)Fasteners included (no strut profile preparatory work required)3 Versions available (all supplied with keys, ...
Description:
Folding action, the handle does not take up
any swing space, thus maximising the door surface area available for installed equipment. Simple assembly, snap-mounted handle system.
Description:
The Rittal AX Mini-comfort handle which is prepared
for the installation of lock inserts or for the installation of standard commercially available 40 or 45 mm semi-cylinders, as well as lock and push-button inserts. By swivelling the unlocked handle, the ...
