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J.W. Winco: GN 423 Aluminum Rack Handles

Aluminum handles accommodate 19-inch rack and enclosure layouts

J.W. Winco: GN 423 Aluminum Rack Handles
By J.W. Winco 
May 24, 2015

Compliant with restriction of hazardous substance (RoHS) standards, GN 423 aluminum rack handles by J.W. Winco may now be ordered in metric sizes, with dimensions that accommodate 19-inch rack and enclosure layouts.

The handle tube and legs are joined by lightly pressing the legs into the tube to create special lengths. For easy installation, mounting screws are included. The handle tubing is made of aluminum; legs are composed of glass fiber reinforced plastic.

Three color options are offered: anodized, natural color handle tubing with matte black legs; anodized, black handle tubing with matte black legs; and anodized, natural color handle tubing with matte light gray legs.

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