Ergonomic Handle Grips

Grips for everything from screw drivers to hammers to concrete breakers comply with federal ergonomics recommendations

Re-Grip, Inc.
Fcp Regrip Jackhammer 10785151

The ergonomic Handle Grips are designed to minimize repetitive motion disorders by redistributing bad energy caused by impact and excessive vibration.

  • Three diameters available in 7-in. lengths; 14-in. lengths available on custom orders
  • Fit products from screw drivers to hammers to concrete breakers
  • Help maintain control of tools by improving the non-slip and cold resistance qualities of handles
  • Comply with Department of Labor recommendations for ergonomics
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