• Simple operation; all buttons and controls on the handles are simply activated with the thumb allowing for control and opening of the guard in just one movement.

• Deactivation of the dead lock; each handle has a button to deactivate and unlock the dead lock, two LED’s indicate whether the door is locked or unlocked.

• Safety; machine start and stop buttons can optionally be integrated into the handle, as well as a machine emergency stop button.

• Modular design; handle B8320 has been designed on a modular basis allowing for individual programming of handle functions for your own application

• Electromechanical locking; in combination with our solenoid interlocking devices B8900 our functional handles provide an electromechanical locking system for both revolving and push doors.

Basic non-functional handles available in same
design to act as counter-handles.

Release button
Activating the release button deactivates the dead lock and opens the safety door. Two LED’s above the release button indicate to the operator whether the door is locked or unlocked.

Emergency stop
Optional emergency stop button allows the operator to bring the entire machine to a stand still. The machine can then be
resumed by re-setting the handle via a twist of the button.
Conforms to EN418.

Start button
Machine start buttons can be included in the handle to initiate the machine.

Positioning
The start button can be positioned either above the door release button or when no emergency stop button is used, can be positioned on the top of the handle.