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Brand: Eaton
Part number: 276428 DILA-XHI40
Name: Auxiliary switch module 4-pole 4S0Ö - Auxiliary contact block 4 NO/0 NC DILA-XHI40
Description:  Auxiliary switch module 4-pole 4S0Ö - Auxiliary contact block 4 NO/0 NC DILA-XHI40 - Eaton - DILA-XHI40 - 276428 - 4015082764289: Auxiliary contact block 4 NO/0 NC Number of contacts as change-over contact 0, Number of contacts as normally open contact 4, Number of contacts as normally closed contact 0, Number of fault-signal switches 0, Rated operation current Ie at AC-15, 230 V... 
Category: Electrical material
Price: 11.59 USD
Supplier country: USA

Found product:
Brand: 2-1/2" Pillow Block Bearing UCP213-40
Part number: 2-1/2" Pillow Block Bearing UCP213-40
Name: 2-1/2" Pillow Block Bearing UCP213-40
Description: High quality 2-1/2" pillow block bearing. The bearing has a wide inner ring with two set screws for attaching to the shaft. Housing is cast iron with a grease zerk for re-lubing the bearing. Basic Dimensions Shaft Size Shaft Height Bolt Distance Overall Length Overall Height 2-1/2" 3.00" 7.99" 10.44" 5.87" Click Above for Full Dimensions The UCP213-40 2-1/2" pillow block bearing unit is equipped with two specially designed setscrews positioned in the inner ring of the ball bearing to lock onto the shaft. The pillow block set screws are placed at a 90-degree angle to optimize balance between holding power and inner ring distortion. The UCP213-40 2-1/2" pillow block bearings are relubricatable and offer a full-width inner ring for added stability. The UCP213-40 pillow block bearing also features a positive-contact, three-piece, fiber-imbedded R-seal to protect against harmfull contaminants and retain lubricant. The setscrew locking mechanism on the pillow block bearing is easy to install and well suited for reversing applications and normal loads. Applications for the UCP213-40 2-1/2" pillow block bearing include: Construction, Conveyors, Food and Beverage, Packaging and General Industrial Equipment.
Price: 61.09 USD
Supplier country: USA

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