Yamaha STT-FHANDLE STMB112/M46 Front Handle

Ergonomic and Durable Handle for Secure Grip
The Yamaha STT-FHANDLE is a front handle specifically designed for the Nexo STM B112 and M46 modules, providing a secure and comfortable grip for carrying and maneuvering these professional audio components. Built from high-quality materials, this handle ensures long-term durability and reliability, even in the most demanding touring and live sound environments. Whether in a fixed installation or a mobile setup, the STT-FHANDLE enhances usability and transport efficiency.

Optimized for Convenient Handling
Designed with user comfort in mind, the STT-FHANDLE allows sound engineers and stage crews to safely lift and transport STM B112 and M46 modules with ease. Its ergonomic structure provides a firm grip, reducing strain during setup and teardown. This is especially beneficial for quick deployments in high-pressure environments such as live concerts, festivals, and corporate events.

Built for Heavy-Duty Performance
Constructed from rugged materials, the STT-FHANDLE is built to withstand the wear and tear of frequent use. Its reinforced design ensures it can handle the weight of STM modules while maintaining a comfortable grip for efficient movement. The handle’s robust structure provides stability, reducing the risk of slips or damage when handling equipment.

Seamless Integration with STM Systems
Designed specifically for the Nexo STM B112 and M46, this front handle is a perfect fit for these models, maintaining the sleek design and practicality of the system. Its easy installation process ensures a hassle-free upgrade or replacement, making it an essential accessory for professionals who need dependable equipment handling solutions.

Ideal for Touring and Installations
Whether for touring setups or permanent installations, the STT-FHANDLE provides essential support for handling and positioning STM B112 and M46 modules. This practical addition to your rigging and transport accessories ensures a smoother workflow, helping technicians and engineers move their gear safely and efficiently.