With the widest grip, T-handles give you the most leverage of all our handles and are the easiest to grab with gloved or slippery hands. A tug manually retracts the nose for controlled adjustments. Since they weld in place, these spring plungers have the strongest hold for aligning, securing, and positioning components on heavy machinery. They can do everything from locking attachments on forklifts to holding dies in place on industrial presses. To change your setup, unthread the spring plunger from the old welded-on barrel and thread it into a new one.

The smooth ball handle is easy to grip and won't catch on other parts. Pull it back to manually retract the nose and make adjustments whenever you need. Since they weld in place, these spring plungers have the strongest hold for aligning, securing, and positioning components on heavy machinery. They can do everything from locking attachments on forklifts and holding dies in place on industrial presses. To change your setup, unthread the spring plunger from the old welded-on barrel and thread it into a new one.

The L-handle takes up less space than a T-handle and swivels to avoid obstacles. Give it a tug to manually retract the nose and make controlled adjustments. Since they weld in place, these spring plungers have the strongest hold for aligning, securing, and positioning components on heavy machinery. They can do everything from locking attachments on forklifts to holding dies in place on industrial presses.

Thread on whichever handle (not included) springs to mind to control when and how you retract the nose. Since they weld in place, these spring plungers have the strongest hold for aligning, securing, and positioning components on heavy machinery. They can do everything from locking attachments on forklifts to holding dies in place on industrial presses. To change your setup, unthread the spring plunger from the old welded-on barrel and thread it into a new one.