SEW TPM11A0009-2A2-4-01 Stromrichter 8269823 135V AC 7,5A / 200V DC 5A Drucktastschalter Type of product: cylinder gasket

SEW TPM11A0009-2A2-4-01 Stromrichter 8269823 135V AC 7,5A / 200V DC 5A Drucktastschalter Type of product: cylinder gasket

Name: SEW TPM11A0009-2A2-4-01 Stromrichter 8269823 135V AC 7,5A / 200V DC 5A Drucktastschalter Type of product: cylinder gasket
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 40043634007
Price: 99.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6309000000000005 (15 reviews)

SKU 40043634007 · ★ 4.6

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SEW TPM11A0009 2A2 4 01 Stromrichter 8269823 135V AC 7,5A 200V DC 5A Drucktastschalter Type of product: cylinder gasket Type of product: cylinder gasket set Hersteller Aventics Produktart Pneumatikzylinder Herstellernummer (MPN) 3220636960 Zustand Neu Hinweis zur Kompatibilität Current (Output): 5A DC Condition: used

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