Allen-Bradley 1497-C-BASX-0-N Ser. A Control Circuit Transformer 0.130 KVA LS-4 RH17U SELLING AS PICTURED----USED---GOOD VISUAL CONDITION----7/18/JC

Name: Allen-Bradley 1497-C-BASX-0-N Ser. A Control Circuit Transformer 0.130 KVA LS-4 RH17U SELLING AS PICTURED----USED---GOOD VISUAL CONDITION----7/18/JC
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 92892003395
Price: 45.00 USD
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Rating: 4.5625 (15 reviews)

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Allen Bradley 1497 C BASX 0 N Ser. A Control Circuit Transformer 0.130 KVA LS 4 RH17U SELLING AS PICTURED USED GOOD VISUAL CONDITION 7 18 JC SELLING AS PICTURED USED GOOD VISUAL CONDITION 7 18 JC Stroke 3'' Ram 1 3 8'' OD of Cylinder 2 1 8'' Used Good Visual Condition 4 21 KH We ship almost all items with 1 business day of cleared payment NO RETURNS AND NO REFUNDS

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