Warner Electric M111-FD-417 6.1A Stepping Motor 2.26VDC 200 Steps/Rev 2k753 Shaft 3/4"---New Surplus--Opened Factory Box--11/23/LB

Name: Warner Electric M111-FD-417 6.1A Stepping Motor 2.26VDC 200 Steps/Rev 2k753 Shaft 3/4"---New Surplus--Opened Factory Box--11/23/LB
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SKU: 41200484862
Price: 135.00 USD
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Warner Electric M111 FD 417 6.1A Stepping Motor 2.26VDC 200 Steps Rev 2k753 Shaft 3 4" New Surplus Opened Factory Box 11 23 LB Shaft 3 4" New Surplus Opened Factory Box 11 23 LB SQUARE D 8536 SB02 NEMA SIZE 0 REVERSING STARTER 460V @5 HP 120 V COIL Shipping Policy ALL ITEMS SOLD SHIPPED OUTSIDE OF NORTH AMERICA ARE SOLD AS IS WITH NO WARRANTIES

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