Light Duty Push-Pull Hand Control Lever With Self-Locking Function–Easy Installation Mechanical Cable Control
Product Description：
The light duty push-pull hand control lever is an economical and reliable solution designed for precise mechanical control in a wide range of industrial and mobile equipment applications. Featuring a self-locking mechanism, this control lever ensures stable positioning and accurate operation without unintended movement.
Available in both black and gray finishes, this hand control offers flexibility in design and appearance to suit various equipment styles. With a maximum load capacity of up to 50 kg, it is ideal for light-duty applications requiring smooth and controlled push-pull cable actuation.
Engineered for convenience, the lever supports both left-hand and right-hand installation configurations, making it adaptable to different mounting requirements. The front threaded hole allows secure linkage connection, while the rear cable hole ensures quick and easy cable integration.
Specifications
| Certificate: | IATF16949 |
| Brand: | PHIDIX |
| Product Type: | Control Lever |
| Shell Material: | Zinc Alloy |
| Fixing Type: | 2 Holes |
| Load Capacity： | Up To 50 KG |
| Range: | 0-80mm |
| Structure: | Rack And Pinion |
| Function: | Can Be Locked At Any Position You Want Fixing Type |
| The Way Wire Out: | Left Or Right Wire Out (according To Customer Requirements) |
Applications
● Throttle control
● Set detent control
● For push-pull applications
Product Features
● Self-Locking Function: Maintains lever position securely without drift
● Dual Installation Options: Suitable for both left and right mounting
● High Load Capability: Supports up to 50 kg for light-duty operations
● Compact and Lightweight Design: Easy to integrate into tight spaces
● Color Variants: Available in black and gray for different applications
Working Principle
The push-pull hand control lever operates by converting manual input into linear motion through a mechanical cable system. When the operator moves the lever, the internal mechanism transfers force to the cable, either pushing or pulling it to actuate connected components such as valves, throttles, or transmission systems. The integrated self-locking feature uses internal friction or a locking mechanism to hold the lever in a fixed position once released, preventing unintended movement and ensuring consistent operation.