M5x10 Adjustable handle 2K KIPP K0125.10501X10 5.8 - 1 pcs.
Adjustable handle 2K with male thread M5, stud length L 10 mm, model K0125.10501X10. Arm A 40,1 mm, overall length A1 48,1 mm. Grip made of glass-fibre-reinforced plastic with a soft SEBS-based Thermoflex component; toothed ring made of die-cast zinc alloy. Steel parts of class 5.8, black-oxidised. Grip colour dark grey RAL 7021. The price is for one handle. Catalogue mass of the quantity 0,0169 kg. Fulfilment time: 7-14 days.
Adjustable handles 2K M5x10 with male thread
Catalogue number: 58072.050.010
Catalogue search code: 58072050010
Model K0125.10501X10 is used for manual clamping and positioning of joints. This variant has a male threaded stud M5 of length L 10 mm. Lifting the arm releases the toothed mechanism so it can be repositioned. The mechanism has 16 teeth.
Grip made of glass-fibre-reinforced plastic with a soft SEBS-based Thermoflex component; toothed ring made of die-cast zinc alloy. Steel parts of class 5.8, black-oxidised. Grip colour dark grey RAL 7021.

Sales unit and lead time
The price is for one handle. The catalogue mass of this quantity is 0,0169 kg; this does not confirm the gross carton mass. Fulfilment time: 7-14 days. The carton and number of items in the illustration are indicative.

Dimensions of variant K0125.10501X10
Our own catalogue diagram explains the dimensional symbols. Thread and mechanism are schematic. The diagram is not production documentation.

X - male thread M5.
A = 40,1 mm.
A1 = 48,1 mm.
B = 10,1 mm.
D = 10 mm.
D1 = 15 mm.
D2 = 16 mm.
H = 24,5 mm.
H1 = 4 mm.
H2 = 10 mm.
H3 = 30 mm.
H4 = 33,5 mm.
L = 10 mm.
Number of teeth: 16.
Questions and answers
How many pieces does the price include?
The price is for one grip.
Does the handle have a female thread or a stud?
This variant has a male threaded stud M5 of length L 10 mm. The exact designation is K0125.10501X10.
How is the handle arm repositioned?
Lifting the arm releases the toothed mechanism and allows the arm to be repositioned.
How do dimensions A, A1 and L differ?
A 40,1 mm is the distance from the mechanism axis to the arm end. A1 48,1 mm is the overall handle length in top view. L 10 mm is the protruding threaded stud length.
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Thread typeMetric external
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BrandKIPP
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Product typeAdjustable handle 2K
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Manufacturer referenceK0125.10501X10
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Thread size XM5
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Handle materialGlass-fibre-reinforced plastic
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Soft handle componentSEBS-based Thermoflex
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Toothed ring materialZinc die-casting alloy
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Steel parts class5.8
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Steel parts finishBlack oxide finish Black Oxide
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Handle colourDark grey RAL 7021
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Number of teeth16
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Lever repositioningRelease by lifting
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A [mm]40,1
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A1 [mm]48,1
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B [mm]10,1
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D [mm]10
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D1 [mm]15
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D2 [mm]16
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H [mm]24,5
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H1 [mm]4
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H2 [mm]10
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H3 [mm]30
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H4 [mm]33,5
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Sales unit [pcs]1
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Catalogue mass per piece [kg]0,0169
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Material of metal partsSteel
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L [mm]10
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