Allen-Bradley X-343858 Type SN Transformer 240/480 V 60 Hz .075 KVA 202q10l56 Ty Rod With Aurora MM-10T

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Allen-Bradley X-343858 Type SN Transformer 240/480 V 60 Hz .075 KVA 202q10l56 Ty Rod With Aurora MM-10T

Name: Allen-Bradley X-343858 Type SN Transformer 240/480 V 60 Hz .075 KVA 202q10l56 Ty Rod With Aurora MM-10T
Brand: luckybuzz.de
SKU: 13922912099
Price: 35.00 USD
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Allen Bradley X 343858 Type SN Transformer 240 480 V 60 Hz .075 KVA 202q10l56 Ty Rod With Aurora MM 10T Ty Rod With Aurora MM 10T Bearing On Each End 5 8" Eyes x 24" Long HINGES ARE FUNCTIONAL 3 KNOCKOUTS 2 KNOCKOUTS HAVE WIRE CONNECTORS INTACT SELLING AS USED GOOD VISUAL CONDITION 6 16 PNB NO RETURNS AND NO REFUNDS ALL ITEMS SOLD SHIPPED OUTSIDE OF NORTH AMERICA ARE SOLD AS IS WITH NO WARRANTIES

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