Gripping & Holding Operation Parts

Gripping & holding operation parts are the simple, physical machine components that allow a person to hold onto, pull, push, or secure something by hand.

These parts are designed purely for human interaction:
• Pull Handles: U-shaped or bar-shaped handles attached to doors, panels, or moving parts so you can pull them open or slide them.
• Knobs: Round or uniquely shaped ends (like a ball, star, or T-shape) that you grab and turn to tighten, loosen, or position a component, often used in clamping.
• Levers: Components you grab and pivot or push to engage a mechanism, such as adjustable clamping levers or gear shifts.
• Grips: Often rubber or plastic covers placed over handles or joysticks to make them more comfortable and less likely to slip out of your hand.
• Clamps: Manual devices, often using handles and levers, to physically secure a workpiece in place during a process like welding or machining.
In short, if you can grab, squeeze, or pull it to operate the machine, it's a gripping and holding operation part.