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DAVIES Pull Knob with Threaded Hole

The DAVIES Hand Knob is a pull knob with a threaded hole, featuring a thermoset construction, #10-32 thread, 60 mm thread length, and 1.5 in diameter (MPN 3006-L). 3G Electric sources this genuine DAVIES component…

SKU 3G-OTH-504833

Also listed as: 3006L · 3006 L

Brand
DAVIES
Item
Pull Knob with Threaded Hole
Part Number
3006-L
Category
Pull Knobs with Threaded Hole
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
3006-L
Type
Thermoset, #10-32 Thread
Dia
1.5 in
Thread Lg
60 mm

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Product Description

The DAVIES Hand Knob is a pull knob with a threaded hole, featuring a thermoset construction, #10-32 thread, 60 mm thread length, and 1.5 in diameter (MPN 3006-L). 3G Electric sources this genuine DAVIES component across 14 industrial departments, with specialist expertise in combustion, pumps, and controls to ensure accurate sourcing and support.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the DAVIES Hand Knob 3006-L used for?

The DAVIES Hand Knob 3006-L is a pull knob with a threaded hole, used for manual actuation or adjustment on industrial equipment. Its thermoset construction and #10-32 thread suit applications in machining, material handling, and control panels where a durable, non-slip grip is required.

What are the specifications of the DAVIES Hand Knob 3006-L?

The DAVIES Hand Knob 3006-L has a 1.5 in diameter, thermoset material, #10-32 thread, and 60 mm thread length. It is a pull knob with a threaded hole, designed for secure mounting. 3G Electric sources this genuine DAVIES component for industrial applications.

Where to buy DAVIES Hand Knob 3006-L worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the DAVIES Hand Knob 3006-L worldwide, handling full logistics and customs clearance. As a global industrial solutions provider, we source genuine DAVIES components across 14 departments, including combustion, pumps, and controls, ensuring accurate delivery to your location.

How to install the DAVIES Hand Knob 3006-L?

Install the DAVIES Hand Knob 3006-L by threading it onto a compatible #10-32 stud or screw. Tighten by hand until secure; avoid over-torquing to prevent damage to the thermoset material. For best results, ensure the mating thread is clean and lubricated if needed.

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3G Electric supplies DAVIES pull knobs with threaded hole. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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