Pepperl+Fuchs NJ10-30GM-N-V1 Induktiver Sensor für industriellen Einsatz 106483 General Electric Hersteller Festo Produktart Normzylinder Herstellernummer Z1-1252

Pepperl+Fuchs NJ10-30GM-N-V1 Induktiver Sensor für industriellen Einsatz 106483 General Electric Hersteller Festo Produktart Normzylinder Herstellernummer Z1-1252

Name: Pepperl+Fuchs NJ10-30GM-N-V1 Induktiver Sensor für industriellen Einsatz 106483 General Electric Hersteller Festo Produktart Normzylinder Herstellernummer Z1-1252
Brand: dezandweg.nl
SKU: 30667787906
Price: 39.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2322 (29 reviews)

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Pepperl+Fuchs NJ10 30GM N V1 Induktiver Sensor für industriellen Einsatz 106483 General Electric Hersteller Festo Produktart Normzylinder Herstellernummer Z1 1252 Hersteller Festo Produktart Normzylinder Herstellernummer (MPN) 163334 Zustand Neu Hinweis zur Kompatibilität 18V DC Width 60mm Dimensions 60x124x125mm Manufacturer: Pepperl+Fuchs Type Manufacturer number: NJ10 30GM N V1 106483

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