CDRH104R 68uH Power Inductor (Pack of 5) V6 Bowden Heat Break Hotend Throat Without Teflon Tube for 3.00 mm Filament reducing flicker and extending LED

Name: CDRH104R 68uH Power Inductor (Pack of 5) V6 Bowden Heat Break Hotend Throat Without Teflon Tube for 3.00 mm Filament reducing flicker and extending LED
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 36623404557
Price: 79.50 USD
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CDRH104R 68uH Power Inductor (Pack of 5) V6 Bowden Heat Break Hotend Throat Without Teflon Tube for 3.00 mm Filament reducing flicker and extending LED

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CDRH104R 68uH Power Inductor (Pack of 5) V6 Bowden Heat Break Hotend Throat Without Teflon Tube for 3.00 mm Filament reducing flicker and extending LED reducing flicker and extending LED lifespan in industrial lighting and display applications 7 day warranty on manufacturing defects Full manufacturer coverage on all components CDRH104R 68uH Power Inductor (Pack of 5)

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