The ultimate solution for watertight clamping
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Posted to News on 21st Mar 2025, 12:30

The ultimate solution for watertight clamping

Elesa enhances its range of adjustable handles by introducing the brand-new watertight MRY-SST-HVD handle, designed for applications requiring frequent cleaning and exposure to liquids.

The ultimate solution for watertight clamping

This adjustable handle is conceived to meet the needs of industries where cleanliness and safety are paramount, offering robust performance and reliability in demanding environments, for example on machines and equipment in the food, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries.

MRY-SST-HVD handle is made from glass-fibre reinforced polyamide (PA) technopolymer, 'Signal blue' RAL 5005, a material suitable for contact with food (FDA CFR.21 and EU 10/2011). This colour is easily detectable and recognisable to the human eye, being naturally absent in the environment in which these components are applied. These characteristics contribute to increasing the levels of safety in food production processes.

The system of gaskets between the parts of the adjustment mechanism makes this handle practically watertight, preventing the deposit of residues, which can represent a risk of contamination. This feature makes the handle ideal for environments subject to cleaning cycles with water jets.

The handle is available with an AISI 316 stainless steel boss or threaded stud. Compared to other types of handles with metal retaining screws, this solution adds electrical insulation for the operator during operations, the removal of visible steel parts that may rust, and a more comfortable lever disengagement - even with lack of space.

The cavity-free design and the plain surface finish ensure maximum serviceability, making it easier to clean and maintain.


Elesa UK Ltd

26 Moorlands Estate
Metheringham
LN4 3HX
UNITED KINGDOM

+44 (0)1526 322670

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