Aluminum Knobs

Lobed knobs, also called clamping knobs, have a scalloped edge with four grip points to allow for maximum grip and comfort, even while wearing gloves.

These durable lobed knobs are impact- and chemical-resistant and provide a neat appearance for finished applications that require precision adjustments.

Reid Supply has a wide range of 4-lobed knobs, from plastic knobs to stainless steel and iron in a variety of thread sizes and mounting types.

Learn more about what solutions exist for your application in our article on selecting the right knobs and handles.

6-lobed prong knobs provide a symmetrical grip across a variety of materials for customizing clamping and manual adjustment of workpieces or equipment.

Our 6-arm prong knobs come in steel, aluminum, plastic, and with a variety of insert threading materials, from brass to steel.

Find the inch or metric size you need for your lobed knob needs online today.

Learn more about the differences between types of lobed knobs by visiting our knowledge center and reading how to Select the Right Knobs and Handles.

8-arm prong knobs by DimcoGray are many manufacturers' standard control knobs for tightening and adjustment applications that can be customized to nearly any thread size and application environment.

Applications include securing two workpieces together, providing end-use functionality, and providing an ergonomic way to transfer force into a workpiece.

Shop our complete selection of plastic and steel 8-lobed knobs online by visiting our collection of digital catalogs today.

Ball knobs can be used to simply grip an appliance or provide ergonomic clamping pressure in a variety of ways. Ball knobs are commonly found on machine tools, jigs, fixtures, and control levers, or used as replacement parts to have on hand.

Our ball knobs come in a variety of shapes and materials from leading suppliers of industrial knobs, including DimcoGray, Elesa, and Kipp.

Shop for ball knobs online or in our digital catalog to ensure you get the exact part you’re after.

Knurling comes in a variety of patterns depending on the application of the knobs you need to help clamp or adjust tools across a variety of workspaces.

Knurled knobs in vertical or diamond patterns increase grip ability, which makes it ideal for scenarios where grip may not be guaranteed due to contact with water or lubricants.

There are many types of knobs that use knurling. Explore all your options for materials and types of knobs by downloading our Guide to Knobs and Handles e-book.

Shop industry-leading DimcoGray knurled knobs of all shapes and patterns at Reid Supply.

You can learn more about the types of knurling available across knobs and handles by reading our article on common knurling types.