Container Door Handle is device fitted to each locking rod used to rotate the rod when opening and closing and locking the container. usually four door handles are attached to the locking rods by handle hubs.
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Understand the Container Door Handles
Photo No 01 – shows two types of door handle arrangements.
Photo No 02 – Door handles with hole.
Photo No 03 – From left photo you can understand there is no hole for security seal therefore the seal has been placed and kicked with bottom cam and cam keeper, however other photo clearly shows container has locked by door handle with security seal.
What are the types of Door Handles ?
There are two main type of door handles available
- Locking bar handle Forging Type ( Forged Door Handle )
- Locking bar handle Pressing Type ( Flat Door Handle )
Measurement and Dimensions of Door Handles ?
Locking bar handle Forging Type Measurement and Dimensions
Locking bar handle Pressing Type Measurement and Dimensions
What are the Damages can be happened on Door Handles ?
- Broken
- Cut / Crack
- Loose
- Missing
- Bent/Dent
- Tight
Recommended Repair Methods of Door Handles ?
- Straightening
- Replacement
- Refit
- Free up
What is the Handle Hub ?
Handle hub is known as an accessory and act as a solid and firm base for the the rest of door’s handle also connects to locking bar and fixes the door handle so that can move up and down which is convenient for opening and closing.
Make sure that Handle Hub is properly fitted and working correctly.
Materials – Forged Steel / SS400
Surface finished and treatment – Zinc-Plated / Galvanized.
What is the Door Handle Rivet ?
Handle rivet uses for to fix the door handle to handle hub and make sure that it is properly fitted and working correctly.
Measurement and Dimensions of Door Handles Rivet
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