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3830-Spinner Handle-3⁄8″ Drive
3830- Spinner Handle-3⁄8″ Drive
- Spinner Handle – 3⁄8″ Drive
- Poignée rotative – entraînement 3⁄8″
- Mango giratorio – 3⁄8″
- Drehgriff / Spinnergriff – 3⁄8″
- Uchwyt obrotowy – 3⁄8″
- مقبض دوار – مقاس 3⁄8″
- ที่จับสปินเนอร์ – ขนาด 3⁄8″
- Cabo giratório – 3⁄8″
- Manico rotante – 3⁄8″
- Roterende handgreep – 3⁄8″
- Вращающаяся рукоятка – 3⁄8″
- スピンナーハンドル – 3⁄8″
- 스피너 핸들 – 3⁄8″
- 旋轉式手柄 – 3⁄8″
- 旋转手柄 – 3⁄8″
- Forgó fogantyú – 3⁄8″
- Tay quay tự do – 3⁄8″
- Döner kol – 3⁄8″
- DIN 3122- ISO 3315
- DIN 3123- ISO 3316
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- Handle Introduction-Ratchet and Screwdriver
A spinner handle is a shaft with a drive fitting that allows one to use a single handle with a number of different socket sizes. It does this by having an interface for attaching interchangeable sockets.
What is the purpose of a spinner handle? Before a spinner handle, you would have to carry around a variety of socket drivers for each nut or bolt that you needed to tighten or loosen. With the advent of a spinner handle, however, one can save time and effort by using only one handle to do all the work!
Speed Handle vs. Spinner Handle Comparison Chart
| Feature / Use Case | Speed Handle 🏎️ | Spinner Handle 🔄 |
|---|---|---|
| Function | Crank-style handle for fast socket rotation | Straight bar with free-spinning grip for quick turning |
| Design | L/T-shaped crank for rapid manual drive | Straight shaft with rotating handle in the middle or end |
| Typical Use | Quickly loosening/tightening fasteners over a long thread | Spinning bolts/nuts manually after loosening |
| Torque Application | Light to medium torque | Light torque only – designed for speed, not tightening |
| Drive Sizes | Common in 1/2″, 3/8″, and 1/4″ drives | Mostly 1/4″ and 3/8″, less common in larger sizes |
| Advantage | Fast operation in confined spaces; useful for long bolts | Provides fingertip control and ease of use for smaller fasteners |
| Speed Advantage | High – crank motion allows rapid fastener movement | Moderate – smooth rotation for low-resistance spinning |
| Ideal For | Workshops, engine disassembly, long studs | Electronics, dashboard assembly, hand threading |
🛠️ Summary:
Speed Handle: Think of it like a manual crank — great for long threads and quick socket turns.
Spinner Handle: Ideal for finger-speed control, not for applying torque.
