
Telegartner
Telegartner N00050A0001 C Spanner DIN 1810-B52-55
Telegartner N00050A0001 is a C spanner specified as DIN 1810-B52-55.
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- Telegartner
- MPN
- N00050A0001
- Product type
- C Spanner
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Telegartner
Telegartner N00050A0001 is a C spanner specified as DIN 1810-B52-55.
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Telegartner
Telegartner N00050A0003 is a C spanner specified as DIN 1810-B68-75.
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Telegartner
Open ended wrench AF36 from Telegartner. Manufacturer part number N00050A0007.
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Telegartner
Telegartner N00050A0008 is a Spanner F 41.
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Telegartner
Telegartner N00050A0011 is a double open ended wrench with HEX19/22 sizes. It is specified for cable group 1/2".
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Telegartner
Telegartner N00050A0012 is a double open-ended wrench with HEX22/27 ends. It is specified for 1/2" and 7/8" groups.
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Telegartner N00050A0013 is a double open-ended wrench with HEX32/36 sizes. It is for cable group 7/8", 1 1/4" and 1 5/8".
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Telegaertner
N00050A0016
Torque wrench for the 7-16 series with a torque value of 25 Nm. The wrench has AF 32 and is supplied with a calibration certificate.
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Telegaertner
N00050A0017
Torque wrench for the N series with a torque value of 5 Nm and AF 19. Supplied with a calibration certificate.
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Telegaertner
N00050A0018
N00050A0018 is a 2.2-5 torque wrench with a torque value of 3 Nm and AF 16. It is supplied with a calibration certificate.
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N00050A0019
SMA torque wrench with manufacturer part number N00050A0019. Torque value 0.9 Nm, AF 8, supplied with calibration certificate.
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Telegaertner
N00050A0020
Torque wrench for NEX10 connectors, size 11 mm, with a torque value of 1.5 Nm. Supplied with a calibration certificate.
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