How to choose a handle, read and you will!
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This Built-in Round Handle used from ABS plastic, with high thermal type and flame retardant properties, can adapt to the environment, the ability to adapt to the environment, in a more adverse environment and can also be used normally: the lock tongue with the impact function, the pull handle can be completely embedded in the lock body, greatly saving the external space, can reduce the collision of foreign objects or damage to the chances of the pull handle lock!
Advantages
- Good insulation, reduces the potential risk of electric shock
- Anti-corrosion, in line with the European ROHS standards
- High heat resistance, strong ability to apply to the environment
- Environmentally friendly material, to help meet the environmental needs of multiple product exports
Product Features
- Embedded design
- Stable performance, easy to operate
- Embedded design makes this handle be used in smaller spaces, the notched handle under the space left modular assembly structure is simple, easy to install and maintain the product, and not easy to fail.
- Easy to install - pull handle can be completely embedded in the lock body, protruding cabinet surface is extremely thin, the appearance of the United States now, and greatly saves the external space, can reduce the chance of collision or damage to foreign objects pull handle locks
- Stainless steel fittings - to fit the requirements of the use of environmental connection strength, stainless steel screws the case guaranteeing resistance to meet the requirements of the use of environmental requirements to meet the requirements of the strength of the connection.
JLCMC provides various kinds of pull ring puller products to fulfill your needs in different industry application scenarios;
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