SICK Fastening brackets for proximity switch

SICK Fastening brackets for proximity switch

Product Details

Product Name

SICK Fastening brackets for proximity switch

Brand / Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

BEF-WN-M12

Category

Sensors

Made in

Italy

Information last verified in

May 2019

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Manufacturing locations of SICK Fastening brackets for proximity switch

Made in Italy

Made in Italy

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