Description
T-Handles:
The T-Handle is the big brother of all handles.
With a two-handed grip, operators can easily generate all the torque they need to insert or remove large or small screws alike.
T-Handle Considerations:
The T-Handle is the best selection for applications where maximum torque is needed for insertion/extraction of screws.
Compared to a screwdriver handle, less effort is needed to generate comparable torque.
The T-Handle is capable of producing a flywheel affect for 'spinning' fasteners in or out of low friction materials.
A common misconception is that a shorter blade can
generate more torque than a longer blade. In reality, blade length has no affect on torque.
The T-Handle is the big brother of all handles.
With a two-handed grip, operators can easily generate all the torque they need to insert or remove large or small screws alike.
T-Handle Considerations:
The T-Handle is the best selection for applications where maximum torque is needed for insertion/extraction of screws.
Compared to a screwdriver handle, less effort is needed to generate comparable torque.
The T-Handle is capable of producing a flywheel affect for 'spinning' fasteners in or out of low friction materials.
A common misconception is that a shorter blade can
generate more torque than a longer blade. In reality, blade length has no affect on torque.