tõmbekäepidemest

Tõmbekäepidemest refers to a type of handle or grip used to pull or draw something. The term is of Estonian origin, combining "tõmbe" meaning pull or draw, and "käepidemest" meaning handle or grip. These handles are designed to facilitate the application of force for movement, often in situations where direct manual contact with the object to be moved is difficult or impractical.

They can be found in various forms and contexts. For example, in furniture, tõmbekäepidemed are common on drawers and cabinets, allowing them to be opened. In machinery and equipment, they might be used to operate levers, start mechanisms, or move parts. In some architectural applications, such as doors, a tõmbekäepidemest might be a simple bar or ring. The design of a tõmbekäepidemest often takes into account ergonomics, aiming for a comfortable and secure grip for the user. Materials can range from metal and wood to plastic, depending on the intended use and aesthetic requirements. The primary function remains consistent: to provide a point of leverage for pulling actions.