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ABB Stotz S&J T&B - Rohrkabelschuh für Cu-Leiter Metall-Presskabelschuh 16M10-A m.gerader Lasche − 50 Stück Mitsubishi Electric MXZ-4F72VF3 9 mm Werkstoff Polyamid (PA)

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ABB Stotz S&J T&B Rohrkabelschuh für Cu Leiter Metall Presskabelschuh 16M10 A m.gerader Lasche − 50 Stück Mitsubishi Electric MXZ 4F72VF3 9 mm Werkstoff Polyamid (PA) 9 mm Werkstoff Polyamid (PA) Biegeradius 4 mm² Anzahl der Anschlüsse je Pol 1 Mechanische Codierung ja Farbe der Codierung Kontakteinsatz weiß Art der Verriegelung separat Mit Zugentlastung nein Max Technische Details Anschlussgewindemaß (metrisch) 8 Anschlusswinkel 45° Schmale Flanschausführung nein Isoliert nein Mit Sichtloch nein Werkstoff Kupfer Oberflächenschutz verzinnt Anzahl der Befestigungslöcher 1 Nennquerschnitt 16 mm² Color Keyed Rohrkabelschuh mit Farbcodierung 16qmm M10 gerade

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