Matte Black Thumb Print Pull (96 mm Pitch)
Key points
- Thumb prints at each end put the pull where the hand expects it
- 21 mm projection clears knuckles and the drawer front above
- 96 mm pitch suits the drawer widths a kitchen run uses most
- Die-cast body holds its shape where a pressed handle flexes
- Joinery shops can finish a run of dark units without the handle standing out, because the matte surface keeps the pull visually quiet against timber
- Developers and shopfitters handling several units at once can standardise on one pull for every kitchen
- 22 mm screws suit 18 mm drawer fronts, so a run is fitted from the stock screw box without a second fixing order
| Material | Die-Cast Aluminium |
| Finish | Matte Black, Fingerprint Resistant |
| Hole Pitch | 96 mm |
| Length | 123 mm |
| Projection | 21 mm |
| Fixing | 22 mm Screws for 18 mm Panels |
| MOQ | 20 pcs |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Die-cast aluminium pull handle finished in matte black, shaped with a shallow thumb print at each end so the fingers find the same spot every time and the handle is pulled from the centre rather than dragged at one corner. The bar stands 21 mm off the door face, which leaves enough clearance for a knuckle and keeps the pull clear of a drawer front above it, and the 96 mm hole centres suit the drawer widths that dominate kitchen and bedroom furniture. At 123 mm long it reads as a slim line on a modern front and almost disappears against dark timber. The powder finish resists fingerprints and the die-cast body keeps its shape where a pressed handle would flex. Supplied with 22 mm screws for 18 mm panels, and the same range covers single-hole and wider pitch versions for a matching set across a kitchen. A single screwdriver is all a fitter needs to swap the pull on an existing drawer, which speeds up a handle change on a completed run. The slim bar packs tightly in a carton, so a retailer can hold the full range in a narrow display space. Fitted to drawers and cupboard doors where a low-profile pull suits the design; the matte finish hides fingerprints on a hand-used drawer front, and the hole pitch matches drilling already done on the cabinet. Fitters working on handleless and push-to-open fronts choose this profile for the same reason the shallow recess exists: the hand gets a defined fingertip contact point without a bar standing proud of the door face, which is the low-profile direction that 2026 cabinet hardware trends keep pointing to.
