Kaiser - Schutzschlauchadapter Adapter 1165.09 Ms, 6-10.5 − 50 Stück 2 x Deckenkassette 1‑Wege 5 mm Gesamtlänge nach Schrumpf

Name: Kaiser - Schutzschlauchadapter Adapter 1165.09 Ms, 6-10.5 − 50 Stück 2 x Deckenkassette 1‑Wege 5 mm Gesamtlänge nach Schrumpf
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 43229986502
Price: 478.45 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4878 (20 reviews)

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Kaiser Schutzschlauchadapter Adapter 1165.09 Ms, 6 10.5 − 50 Stück 2 x Deckenkassette 1‑Wege 5 mm Gesamtlänge nach Schrumpf 5 mm Gesamtlänge nach Schrumpf 46 mm Innendurchmesser Finger vor Schrumpf 6 120 °C Schutzart (IP) IP68 Brandschutz nach UL 94 sonstige Biegeradius Einsatztemperatur: 40°C +100°C Klemmtechnik: Kompressionstechnik Gewindelänge: Lang 100 °C EMV Zugentlastung nein Gesamtlänge 35 mm Anschluss 1 Verschraubung Anschluss 2 Verschraubung

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