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EPCO 72 inch aluminum pull gives you a continuous 6 foot handle in anodized satin clear aluminum, so long drawer or door runs get a single, uninterrupted grip surface. The pull installs in a 1/8 inch saw kerf, so you cut a precise groove instead of drilling handle holes, which helps keep panel faces clean for a streamlined look. It is designed for 3/4 inch material thickness, so standard cabinet sides and drawer fronts accept the profile without extra build-up. The no holes/no screws design means the pull relies on the kerf fit along the edge, so the part sits neatly at the panel edge and maintains a consistent reveal. At 72 inches (1829 mm) in length, one piece can span wide casework or be cut down where shorter pulls are needed on multiple fronts.
This EPCO DP419-L-A aluminum drawer pull is sized for 3/4 inch material thickness, so the profile seats along typical cabinet sides and drawer fronts without shimming. The 1/8 inch saw kerf mounting means installation relies on a controlled groove cut, so alignment depends on accurate saw setup along the workpiece edge. Because the pull has no holes/no screws, the grip surface remains free of fastener heads, so the visible area stays smooth from end to end. The 72 inch (1829 mm) overall length lets you cut the extrusion to match each opening, so multiple drawers can share the same profile design and dimensioning plan.
The EPCO 72 inch aluminum pull suits drawer or door fronts built from 3/4 inch material thickness, so it integrates directly with standard cabinet carcass and front construction. Its anodized satin clear aluminum finish provides a simple metallic look, so it works alongside many decorative hardware and moldings in mixed installations. The 6 foot length means one DP419-L-A pull can serve wide utility drawers, tall pantry fronts, or multiple smaller fronts when cut to size, so hardware layout can follow a single profile style across a bank of cabinets. With 1/8 inch saw kerf mounting along the edge, the pull functions as an edge grip, so users engage the handle from the door or drawer perimeter rather than a center-mounted knob.
The 1/8 inch saw kerf mounting detail ties directly to a common blade width, so installers can use a repeatable saw setup to groove each 3/4 inch panel edge for the DP419-L-A profile. Because the pull is specified as no holes/no screws, all retention relies on the kerf interface, so the installer can focus on straight, uniform cuts instead of laying out multiple fastener locations. The 72 inch (1829 mm) length gives extra material for trimming, so small measuring or cutting adjustments can be managed on site while still matching project dimensions. The anodized satin clear aluminum surface adds a finished appearance to the working edge, so once the pull is seated in the groove, the cabinet front presents a continuous metal grip line rather than separate discrete handles.
The EPCO DP419-L-A pull has a 72 inch (1829 mm) overall length, so it can span wide cabinets or be cut into shorter sections for multiple drawer fronts.
The DP419-L-A uses a 1/8 inch saw kerf along the panel edge, so the aluminum profile seats into the groove instead of using drilled handle holes.
The EPCO 72 inch aluminum pull is designed for 3/4 inch material thickness, so it matches typical cabinet and drawer front construction.
The DP419-L-A is anodized satin clear aluminum, so it offers a neutral metallic appearance that pairs with many cabinet finishes.
The no holes/no screws design keeps drawer and door faces free of fastener penetrations, so the visible surfaces remain uninterrupted.
The 72 inch (1829 mm) length allows the pull to be cut into shorter segments, so several smaller drawers can share the same profile style.
The EPCO 72 inch aluminum pull DP419-L-A combines a 6 foot anodized satin clear aluminum profile with 1/8 inch saw kerf mounting for 3/4 inch material thickness, so long or multi-drawer runs share a consistent edge grip. By using the no holes/no screws configuration, this pull supports clean cabinet faces and allows layout based on edge grooving rather than handle drilling. For projects where an extended, cut-to-length metal pull suits the design, this DP419-L-A profile from Wurth Baer Supply provides a defined mounting method and a single style that can repeat across the job.
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