J.W. Winco DIN319-PL Phenolic Ball Knobs Tapped 12mm Diameter mm Length M4x.7

GN 76 waist shaped knobs are widely used on push-pull type applications. The smooth shape gives the operator a comfortable grip. Maximum heat resistance of phenolic plastic: 110°C (230°F). .

The wide surface area of the T-bar knob allows for positive low profile clamping. Resistant to solvents, oils, grease and other chemical agents. Maximum heat resistance of nylon plastic: 110°C (230°F). Special stud assemblies (glued into place) available upon request.

Elesa® original design technopolymer plastic five lobed knobs. The special type of technopolymer used and matte finish make this knob elegant and "soft" to touch. The operator obtains a strong clamping action without any discomfort due to its ergonomic design: five lobes, blended radius and well proportioned rim height assure a natural, safe and comfortable grip Resistant to solvents, oils, grease and other chemical agents. Metric tapped thru or plain blind bores available upon request. Center cap available in other colors and/or imprints for certain minimum quantities.

Elesa® original design Softline plastic knurled knobs. The Softline rim on the contact surface of the knob makes it particularly ergonomic and user-friendly. The soft and slip-free surface works well with moist hands, oily surfaces, or high or low temperatures. In addition to the soft surface, this knob has a large rim area that helps distribute the operator's contact grip and allows for higher torque to be achieved. The hard plastic core provides guaranteed and perfect weight bearing anchoring of the tapped insert. These knobs can also be used for adjustment control (rotating ...

Elesa® original design technopolymer plastic domed gear lever knobs. EN 719.2 knobs are very often used in place of DIN 319 ball knobs on gear levers and shafts. They are often selected for ergonomical reasons. Press-on type knobs are mounted by driving them onto a gear lever shaft with a plastic hammer. A threaded shaft is not required. The shaft end should preferably be slightly rounded or chamfered (30°). Tapped type is temperature resistant up to 80°C (175°F). Press-on type is temperature resistant up to 50°C (120°F). Other colors available upon request.