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Schmersal Limit switch VDE0660 10A-VDE0660-IP65 sensor for ABG Titan 420 asphalt paver

Schmersal Limit switch VDE0660 10A-VDE0660-IP65 sensor for ABG Titan 420 asphalt paver
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Brand: Schmersal
Model: Limit switch VDE0660
Type: sensor
Part number: 10A-VDE0660-IP65 BZ1673-265
Catalog number of the original: 10A-VDE0660-IP65 BZ1673-265
Spare part type: original spare part
Location: Lithuania Telšiai7248 km from you
Seller stock ID: ABG420033
Placed on: Oct 2, 2026
Condition
Condition: used

More details — Schmersal Limit switch VDE0660 10A-VDE0660-IP65 sensor for ABG Titan 420 asphalt paver

Genuine used switch, removed from ABG Titan 420 (1986)
Fully checked and ready to install
Shipping available.
Shipping weight and dimensions:
• Approx 1 kg
• 100 x 100 x 100 mm
Catalogue number:
• 10A-VDE0660-IP65
• BZ1673-265


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