ITW Spit - Nagel für Nagelgerät Nägel für Pulsa 800 HC6-27(VE500)#057553 A+++ Multisplit 6-fach Technische Details Kontakteinsatz ohne Kontakte

Name: ITW Spit - Nagel für Nagelgerät Nägel für Pulsa 800 HC6-27(VE500)#057553 A+++ Multisplit 6-fach Technische Details Kontakteinsatz ohne Kontakte
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SKU: 66641115505
Price: 127.90 USD
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ITW Spit Nagel für Nagelgerät Nägel für Pulsa 800 HC6 27(VE500)#057553 A+++ Multisplit 6 fach Technische Details Kontakteinsatz ohne Kontakte Technische Details Kontakteinsatz ohne Kontakte ja Kontaktausführung Stift Polzahl 5 Durchmesser des Steckkontaktes 2 Zur Verwendung im Funktionsbereich bitte Zusatzvorschriften beachten Gutachterliche Stellungnahme zur Befestigung von Kabelanlagen mit Funktionserhalt E30 bis E90 nach

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