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Klauke - Quetschkabelschuh für Cu-Leiter Quetschkabelschuh 16566 50qmm Ringform − 100 Stück Mitsubishi Electric SEZ-M35DA Technische Details Nenndurchmesser 54 mm

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Klauke Quetschkabelschuh für Cu Leiter Quetschkabelschuh 16566 50qmm Ringform − 100 Stück Mitsubishi Electric SEZ M35DA Technische Details Nenndurchmesser 54 mm Technische Details Nenndurchmesser 54 mm Nenngröße in Zoll sonstige Schutzart (IP) IP68 Ausführung 90° Winkel Drehbares Gewinde nein Bauform Außengewinde Verbindungsart Schnappverbindung Gewindeart metrisch Gewindeanschlussgröße M63 x 1 353 kg m Farbe schwarz Hängelast 850 N Elektrische Eigenschaften nicht geklärt Flammverbreitend nein Geeignet für Ex Bereich nein Biegeverhalten flexibel Zulassung nach FI nein Mit Zulassung nach UL nein Galvanisch verzinnt zum Schutz gegen Korrosion Hochwertiges Hartlötverfahren im Pressbereich

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