Case Handles

Case fitting handles and strap handles are types of handles commonly used in various applications where carrying or moving an object is required. Case fitting handles are typically integrated into the structure of the case or object itself. They are designed to be robust and ergonomic, allowing for a comfortable and secure grip. These handles are often found on equipment cases, musical instrument cases, or heavy-duty containers. Their primary purpose is to distribute the weight of the case evenly, making it easier to carry, especially when the contents are heavy or bulky. The design of case fitting handles usually complements the case's aesthetics and functionality, ensuring that they do not protrude excessively while providing a strong and reliable means of transportation.

Strap handles, on the other hand, are more versatile and can be attached or detached as needed. They are typically made of strong, flexible materials and are used to carry a wide range of items, from electronic equipment to large parcels. The key advantage of strap handles is their adjustability and the ease with which they can be stored when not in use. They are often designed to be length-adjustable, allowing for customization based on the user's preference and the size of the object being carried. Strap handles are particularly useful for items that are not regularly moved, as they can be easily equipped when needed and removed for storage or when the item is in a fixed position. Their flexibility and ease of use make them a popular choice for temporary or adjustable carrying solutions.