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  • Kawasaki 1KB-104 50999-2333 Control Circuit

    Kawasaki 1KB-104 50999-2333 Control Circuit Board (ZZX130L,D32F-A001)

    • Manufacturer: Kawasaki

    Kawasaki 50999-2333Rxx Control Circuit Board. Pulled from a decommissioned Kawasaki D32F-A001 Robot Controller for a Kawasaki ZZX130L Robot. Unit is used and working. Has 2 Male 128 pin connectors. Info on Board:...

    $1,249 USD
    Fayette, AL
  • Control Concepts IC-205WL-1 Islatrol The

    Control Concepts IC-205WL-1 Islatrol The Active Tracking Filter

    • Manufacturer: Control Concepts

    Control Concepts IC-205WL-1 Islatrol The Active Tracking Filter. info on filter: Control Concepts Islatrol The Active Tracking Filter IC-205WL-1 ID: 129902 240VAC, 50/60Hz, 5A Series connected high-frequency noi...

    $80 USD
    Fayette, AL
  • Kawasaki 50999-2146R11 1HW-50 Control Board

    Kawasaki 50999-2146R11 1HW-50 Control Board (ZZX130L,D32F-A001)-Read Description

    • Manufacturer: Kawasaki

    Kawasaki 50999-2146R11 1HW-50 Control Circuit Board. Pulled from a decommissioned Kawasaki D32F-A001 Robot Controller for a Kawasaki ZZX130L Robot. Unit is used and working. "Output 10 Doesnt work" is taped to co...

    $399 USD
    Fayette, AL
  • Freescale TWR-K21D50M 32-bit ARM MCU,

    Freescale TWR-K21D50M 32-bit ARM MCU, New open-box

    • Manufacturer: ARM

    The TWR-K21D50M module is a development board for the Kinetis ® K11, K12, K21 and K22 MCUs, which are ideal for optimized, cost-sensitive security applications. This Tower ® module is designed to enable rapid pr...

    $160 USD
    Fayette, AL
  • Kawasaki 1FG-36 Control Board W/

    Kawasaki 1FG-36 Control Board W/ Connector Panel 50976-3735

    • Manufacturer: Kawasaki

    Kawasaki 1FG-36 Control Board with attached Connector Panel 50976-3735. Pulled from a decommissioned Kawasaki ZZX130L Robot. Unit is used and in working condition. Info on Board: Kawasaki 1FG-36 S/N: 1FG107737 15...

    $299 USD
    Fayette, AL
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    General Electric CR104PLT92

    General Electric CR104PLT92

    • Manufacturer: GE

    MCC105General Electric Motor Control Center Model: Evolution E33752 Type: FVR Max Volts: 480 ContVolts: 120 Molded Case 7 Amp Breaker General Electric Illuminated Push Button 120V/6V-50/60Hz General...

    $1,750 USD
    Tuscaloosa, AL
  • UC Iwaki RH450F 16ΩJ, 16ohmJ

    UC Iwaki RH450F 16ΩJ, 16ohmJ Resistor (Kawasaki ZZX130L,D32F-A001)

    • Manufacturer: Iwaki

    UC Iwaki RH450F 16ΩJ, 16ohmJ Resistor. Pulled from a decommissioned Kawasaki D32F-A001 Robot Controller for a Kawasaki ZZX130L Robot. Unit is used and working. Info on Unit: RH450F 16ΩJ UC IWAKI ALL QUESTIONS AND...

    $90 USD
    Fayette, AL
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    General Electric MCC Bucket Size

    General Electric MCC Bucket Size 3 IC7700 Line No door 30hp 480V

    • Manufacturer: GE
    • Model: V-line

    Manufacturer: General Electric Model: C7700 Line Other info: No door 30hp 480V 50AMP Molded Case **Some items may have some slight damage or differ slightly from pictures” INV#MCC072, 74 FOR SALE

    Tuscaloosa, AL

Overview

Connectors are essential components used to join electrical circuits together, enabling the transfer of power or data between different devices and systems. They are widely used in various industries, including automotive, telecommunications, and electronics, offering a reliable and secure connection for both temporary and permanent setups.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing connectors?

Consider the type of connection required, the current and voltage ratings, the environmental conditions where they will be used, and compatibility with existing equipment.

How can I ensure the connectors are shipped safely?

Ensure that connectors are properly packaged to prevent damage during transit. Use appropriate cushioning materials and choose a reliable shipping service.

What maintenance do connectors require?

Regularly inspect connectors for signs of wear, corrosion, or damage. Clean them periodically to remove dust or debris and ensure they are securely fastened to maintain a reliable connection.