Shunt Instrument - Computer Hardware Parts Online 05800, 05800, 027-0243, 027-0243, 05024
Manufacturers
297Parts
4,744| Part Number | Description | RFQ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 05800 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 05800 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 027-0243 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 027-0243 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 05024 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 05024 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 0744-5008 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 0744-5002 | CENTER TO CENTER DISTANCE BETWEEN MOUNTING FACILITIES PARALLEL TO WIDTH: 0.875 INCHES NOMINAL CRITICALITY CODE JUSTIFICATION: FEAT CURRENT RATING AND TYPE: 15.0 AMPERES NOMINAL DC | ||
| 0744-5002 | CENTER TO CENTER DISTANCE BETWEEN MOUNTING FACILITIES PARALLEL TO WIDTH: 0.875 INCHES NOMINAL CRITICALITY CODE JUSTIFICATION: FEAT CURRENT RATING AND TYPE: 15.0 AMPERES NOMINAL DC | ||
| 0744-5008 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 0041210 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 0041210 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 05g10031-0007 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 05g10031-0007 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 05g10031-0002 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 05g10031-0002 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 0023976 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 0023976 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 0041210 | Shunt Instrument | ||
| 0041210 | Shunt Instrument |
CENTER TO CENTER DISTANCE BETWEEN MOUNTING FACILITIES PARALLEL TO WIDTH: 0.875 INCHES NOMINAL CRITICALITY CODE JUSTIFICATION: FEAT CURRENT RATING AND TYPE: 15.0 AMPERES NOMINAL DC
CENTER TO CENTER DISTANCE BETWEEN MOUNTING FACILITIES PARALLEL TO WIDTH: 0.875 INCHES NOMINAL CRITICALITY CODE JUSTIFICATION: FEAT CURRENT RATING AND TYPE: 15.0 AMPERES NOMINAL DC
No part selected
Join 1,000+ companies already growing
No China Sourcing
The only independent distributor with a strict no China sourcing pledge. Every part is fully traceable or sourced directly from the manufacturer.
100% USA Stocked & Shipped
All parts stocked in the USA.
All parts shipped from the USA.
Compliant with U.S.A export laws.
No exceptions.
Supporting Our Fallen Heroes
We proudly support the Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund, serving U.S. Military personnel experiencing Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Post Traumatic Stress (PTS) — the invisible wounds of war.