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AZ-7144 Roller Lever Actuator Type Limit Switch Insize Thickness Gauge 0-10mm x 0.01mm Range Series 2365-10B Manufactured for reliability Point Type_Flat

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AZ 7144 Roller Lever Actuator Type Limit Switch Insize Thickness Gauge 0 10mm x 0.01mm Range Series 2365 10B Manufactured for reliability Point Type_Flat Manufactured for reliability Rivet Compatibility: Multi size (based on included mandrels) 75 8VDC 10 3 1 5mm double amplitude Shock 1000m Sec2(100G'S) Mechanical durable:1000m Sec2(about 100G' S) 300m Sec2(30G'S) Malfunction:300m Sec2(about 30G' S) Ambient temperature 10 +80°C Use: 10 +80°C Humidity 95%RH <95%RH Life 10

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