Surface Mount Handles
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P8 - Wire Pull Handles
(40) These classic "U"-shaped cylindrical pulls provide a very simple and affordable solution to door and drawer handle applications. Their 31 mm (1.22") height and choice of four lengths provides the grip you need to match a range of applications. p8medclr.jpg B4 - Lightweight Handles
(24) These sleek aluminum handles are suitable for various applications, whether it's high-tech computer rack servers or industrial equipment panels. Each size of these handles features built-in ridges and a specific geometry designed to offer extra leverage, making it easier to handle heavy or irregularly shaped equipment. b40l2105.jpg B8 - Grab Handles
(4) Achieve a perfect blend of style and functionality by using these generously sized handles, which offer a convenient grip and robust support for heavy lifting or pulling tasks. Both handles are built to withstand corrosion, providing durability. They offer the flexibility of front or rear mounting while maintaining an attractive appearance with fully concealed mounting hardware. b80l6906.jpg P9 - Folding Handles
(33) Southco's P9 Class 90° Folding Handles offer a practical solution for ensuring user access to enclosures in tight spaces. These handles provide a comfortable grip for opening doors, drawers, and compartments, and they conveniently fold down to a compact profile when not in use. They come in various lengths and finishes to suit a wide range of enclosure applications. Additionally, a built-in friction mechanism ensures that the handles stay securely in the desired position, whether fully opened or fully stored, preventing any unwanted falling or rattling. p9-064-08n-15.jpg MP - Coat Hook
(497) The Coat Hook is designed to perfectly complement the stylish range of Point Latches and Cabinet Pulls. This simple yet robust hook offers a flush appearance and includes a sturdy pop-out hook. It comes in various finishes and shapes to match the interior styling, ensuring a cohesive and appealing look. mp-07-212-11.jpg 
