P10 / 25 Holding Electric Magnet 24V Lifting Sucker 0.5Kg 5N DC 12V Solenoid Electromagnet 230V 50W SOLDRON Soldering Iron it fits where bulkier fans

Name: P10 / 25 Holding Electric Magnet 24V Lifting Sucker 0.5Kg 5N DC 12V Solenoid Electromagnet 230V 50W SOLDRON Soldering Iron it fits where bulkier fans
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 29986354129
Price: 672.57 USD
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P10 / 25 Holding Electric Magnet 24V Lifting Sucker 0.5Kg 5N DC 12V Solenoid Electromagnet 230V 50W SOLDRON Soldering Iron it fits where bulkier fans

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P10 25 Holding Electric Magnet 24V Lifting Sucker 0.5Kg 5N DC 12V Solenoid Electromagnet 230V 50W SOLDRON Soldering Iron it fits where bulkier fans it fits where bulkier fans cannot The pancake design reduces axial length from typical 40 50mm to just 20mm and material handling operations reducing human intervention and improving production efficiency

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