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wenglor FFMP191

wenglor FFMP191

UniBar pressure sensors measure the relative pressure in closed systems of any medium in the range -1...600 bar. UniBar pressure sensors are very easy to use thanks to the integrated display. The highly visible switching status display enables the rapid localization of affected sensors for maintenance processes. Thanks to the metallic sealing edge on the process connection, no further seals are required. Range: 0...40 bar; Process Connection: G 1/2"; CIP-capable; Output: PNP+PNP; Circuit: NC/NO; Degree of Protection: IP67 *

Technical data, commodity code and weight

The commodity code (HS code) for wenglor FFMP191 is 90262020. The weight is 0.368 kg. Country of origin: Germany.

Weight
0.368 kg
Country of origin
Germany (DE)
Commodity code (HS code)
90262020

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Frequently asked questions about wenglor FFMP191

What is the commodity code (HS code) of wenglor FFMP191?

The commodity code (HS / tariff code) for wenglor FFMP191 is 90262020. It is required for export declarations and customs clearance; ZWOD prepares the export documents on request.

How much does wenglor FFMP191 weigh?

According to the manufacturer, wenglor FFMP191 weighs 0.368 kg (net weight without packaging).

Where can I buy wenglor FFMP191?

ZWOD Vertriebs und Logistik GmbH in Berlin sources wenglor FFMP191 for business customers. Send the part number and quantity and you usually receive price and lead time within two hours (Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00 CET). Delivery within Germany, the EU and worldwide, export and customs from one source.

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