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Alpha Potentiometer 500 kOhm linear / 16 mm

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Alpha Potentiometer 500 kOhm linear / 16 mm

Product No.:: apo16-500
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Stock:: piece
RoHs:: conform
Weight:: 0.01 kg per piece

0,95 €

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Panel Mount Potentiometer

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Size: M7 x 0,75 mm
Price per nut

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