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电磁吸盘SDP-2113 应用于成人用品的小型吸盤式電磁鐵螺线管

电磁吸盘SDP-2113 应用于成人用品的小型吸盤式電磁鐵螺线管

电磁吸盘SDP-2113 应用于成人用品的小型吸盤式電磁鐵螺线管

电磁吸盘SDP-2113 应用于成人用品的小型吸盤式電磁鐵螺线管

电磁吸盘SDP-2113 应用于成人用品的小型吸盤式電磁鐵螺线管

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电磁吸盘SDP-2113 应用于成人用品的小型吸盤式電磁鐵螺线管

尺寸：φ21*12.65mm

電壓：DC7.4V

功率：1.48W

電流：0.2A

電阻：37Ω

吸附力：≥1500gf

工作壽命：≥10萬次

工作循環：100%連續通電

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型號：SDP-2113-7.4A37

吸盤式電磁鐵在通電狀態下可産生強勁吸附力，安裝在自動化設備中可對被吸附物體起到停止或移動作用。應用于自動化配送生産線，分揀機器、機械手、實驗設備、研磨等自動化加工生産線上材料或産品的輸送傳遞，控制簡單，省力省電，並可進行遠程操作。

电磁吸盘SDP-2113 应用于成人用品的小型吸盤式電磁鐵螺线管

电磁吸盘SDP-2113 应用于成人用品的小型吸盤式電磁鐵螺线管

电磁吸盘SDP-2113 应用于成人用品的小型吸盤式電磁鐵螺线管

电磁吸盘SDP-2113 应用于成人用品的小型吸盤式電磁鐵螺线管

尺寸：φ21*12.65mm

電壓：DC7.4V

功率：1.48W

電流：0.2A

電阻：37Ω

吸附力：≥1500gf

工作壽命：≥10萬次

工作循環：100%連續通電

吸盤式電磁鐵是非標定制電子元器件，可根據需求比如外殼尺寸、額定電壓和吸附力等參數進行定制，也歡迎來圖來樣定制。

以下是吸盤式電磁鐵系列产品列表主要参数对比，可根据需求查看相关产品详情链接或直接联系客服。

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規格型號	外壳尺寸（直径 x?高）	額定電壓	吸附力	産品鏈接
SDP-1507-12A96	φ15 x 7mm	DC12V	間隔1mm吸力＞10gf	查看詳情
SDP-2113-7.4A37	φ21 x 12.65mm	DC7.4V	＞1500gf
SDP-3020-7.4A110	φ30 x 20mm	DC7.4V	＞3500gf	查看詳情
SDP-3025-24A144	φ30 x 25mm	DC24V	間隔0.5mm吸力＞1300gf	查看詳情
SDP-4020-24A60	φ40 x 20.8mm	DC24V	＞25kgf	查看詳情

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