Maxx-ER 008638 50 Stainless Spring Loaded Centering Sensor Probe 5mm Tip Mitsubishi MX900 Integrated external gripper slots and Mitsubishi FA30

Name: Maxx-ER 008638 50 Stainless Spring Loaded Centering Sensor Probe 5mm Tip Mitsubishi MX900 Integrated external gripper slots and Mitsubishi FA30
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 94292396276
Price: 601.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6192 (21 reviews)

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SKU 94292396276 · ★ 4.6

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Maxx ER 008638 50 Stainless Spring Loaded Centering Sensor Probe 5mm Tip Mitsubishi MX900 Integrated external gripper slots and Mitsubishi FA30 Integrated external gripper slots and a code carrier pocket support seamless robotic and automated handling Built for flexibility and accuracy 100% cross compatible with OEM system featuring a spring loaded sensing pin with overrun protection of 1 mm in X

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