Handwheel VRTP.80+IR A-8 Z012833

Handwheel – a reliable control element

This handwheel from the VRTP.80+IR A-8 series is a solid and functional element designed for precise control of mechanical devices. Made of high-impact polypropylene (PP) based plastic, it is characterized by high resistance to solvents, oils, greases and other chemicals. The matte finish provides a secure grip and aesthetic appearance.

Design and application

The VRTP.80+IR A-8 handwheel has a black oxidized steel hub with a reamed hole, standardly in H7 tolerance. This allows for precise fitting to the machine shaft. Additionally, versions with a keyway (marked with the index -K) are available, which increases the stability of the connection. The wheel design is designed for easy mounting – mounting is done by pressing, and disassembly by pressing on the outer edge (original ELESA design). The rotating and folding handle increases comfort, especially in limited spaces.

Handwheels from the VRTP series are particularly recommended for use in the food, pharmaceutical and medical industries due to materials with FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) certification. The solid construction and lack of obstructions in the circuit allow for easy cleaning.

Key features and benefits

• Durability and chemical resistance: PP material ensures long-term operation even in harsh environmental conditions.
• Precise fit: The reamed hole in H7 tolerance guarantees accurate seating on the shaft.
• Easy assembly and disassembly: The design allows for quick assembly without tools and easy disassembly if necessary.
• Ease of use: The rotating and folding handle makes operation easier, especially in tight spaces.
• Hygiene: The solid, unobstructed construction makes cleaning easier, which is crucial in applications requiring high hygiene standards.
• Possibility of using a keyway: The version with a keyway (index -K) provides additional stability of the connection with the shaft.
• Wide range of applications: Ideal for machines and devices requiring precise manual control, especially in specialized industries such as food or pharmaceutical.