MAY Zahnrad-Wälzfräser mit tangentialem Anschnitt gear hob m= 5,0mm EGW 20° PILLER SPG. Regler PS 1x400V 50/60Hz Teile-Nr. 4927770194 Platine SKM 3 94 VO 123 zu Motor- und Pumpeneinheit

Name: MAY Zahnrad-Wälzfräser mit tangentialem Anschnitt gear hob m= 5,0mm EGW 20° PILLER SPG. Regler PS 1x400V 50/60Hz Teile-Nr. 4927770194 Platine SKM 3 94 VO 123 zu Motor- und Pumpeneinheit
Brand: atdawn.us
SKU: 5521981840
Price: 112.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8883 (29 reviews)

SKU 5521981840

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MAY Zahnrad Wälzfräser mit tangentialem Anschnitt gear hob m= 5,0mm EGW 20° PILLER SPG. Regler PS 1x400V 50 60Hz Teile Nr. 4927770194 Platine SKM 3 94 VO 123 zu Motor und Pumpeneinheit 123 zu Motor und Pumpeneinheit Abmessung LxBxH 18x19x11cm

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