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Guardian Electric Grips
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The B-7 Grip represents the basic aircraft control grip style. |
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The B-8 Grip has become the most popular control grip in aviation. |
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Flexible panel face allows rapid modification to meet design requirements. |
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The Cargomaster Box Control serves the aerospace and commercial, construction, and off-highway industries. |
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Designed for the Comanche series of helicopters, this collective grip brings high functionality to the pilot’s fingertips. |
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Designed for the F-16 Falcon, this grip has widened it’s appeal among manfacturer’s and is becoming the choice for retrofits and upgrade packages. |
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The MD Standard control grip keeps vital flight functions at the pilot’s fingertips. |
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Originally required for the Mexican Navy, this grip demonstrates Guardian’s ability to modify grips for specific applications. |
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Guardian’s Universal Grip offers the most flexibility in choosing left or right hand styles. |
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The V-22 Cargomaster Grip was designed specifically for the revolutionary V-22 Osprey. |
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The CH-46 collective grip brings all the functionality required by pilots and co-pilots to their fingertips to simplify cargo loading, unloading, and spotlight control. |
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The CH-47 collective grip brings all the functionality required by pilots and co-pilots to their fingertips to simplify cargo loading, unloading, and spotlight control. |
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The Revolutionary V-22 Osprey represents a dramatic leap forward for U.S. Marine Corps. |
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The Cobra Grip was quickly embraced by helicopter manufacturers for the improved switch layout and rapid repairability. |
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With space for up to nine standard size switches, this Collective Head Grip keeps pilot’s and operator’s hands on the controls, and not reaching for the control panel. |
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The Revolutionary V-22 Osprey represents a dramatic leap forward for U.S. Marine Corps. |
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Expanding on the successful B-8 and Cobra series grips, the LOH Helicopter Control Grip adds more functionality at the pilot’s fingertips. |
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The Land System grip is commonly found in armored vehicles and aircraft among the world’s armed forces. |
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First Generation V-22 Control Grip The First Generation V-22 Control Grip delivers excellent EMI/RFI protection with the aluminum body design. |
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First Generation V-22 Thrust Grip Created for the first generation V-22 Osprey
airplane, this thrust grip controls airspeed,
nacelle direction (between VTOL and Flight
Modes), as well as ECM and Spotlight |
Motion Control Grips - View/Download Data Sheet
Introducting a modular solution to a wide range of motion control requirements. GUARDIAN'S new modular control series is designed to deliver multiple switching and directional control, all in on ergonomic package.
The Build-A-Grip concept allows the customer to add as much or as little switching sophistication to a standard grip shell. This translates into application specific capability without the high cost of a custom solution.
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