Sick WT12-P4181S08 Reflexionslichttaster 1011692 10…..30V DC 100 mA - Industrie Samson Manufacturer Johnson Fluiten Product Type

Sick WT12-P4181S08 Reflexionslichttaster 1011692 10…..30V DC 100 mA - Industrie Samson Manufacturer Johnson Fluiten Product Type

Name: Sick WT12-P4181S08 Reflexionslichttaster 1011692 10…..30V DC 100 mA - Industrie Samson Manufacturer Johnson Fluiten Product Type
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 78466948358
Price: 29.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Sick WT12 P4181S08 Reflexionslichttaster 1011692 10…..30V DC 100 mA Industrie Samson Manufacturer Johnson Fluiten Product Type Manufacturer Johnson Fluiten Product Type Pressure Regulating Valve Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) R019002153 Condition New Compatibility Note Max Output Current: 100mA Condition: used Type of product: diffuse reflection sensor

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