Electromagnetic Contactor - Company Ranking(5 companies in total)
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| It is a direct current standard series and is widely used in various control devices, including those for steelmaking. | It is widely used in various control devices, starting with those for steelmaking. | ||
| It is suitable for controlling AC motors used for cargo handling that operate with frequent switching in a bipolar DC operation. It is a h... | This is a high-frequency switch for air-insulated circuit breakers that turn the power on and off for factory equipment. | ||
| It is a direct current standard series and is widely used in various control devices, including those for steelmaking. | It is widely used in various control devices, starting with those for steelmaking. | ||
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渋川製作所
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DC electromagnetic contactor (CD233)
- overview
- It is a direct current standard series and is widely used in various control devices, including those for steelmaking.
- Application/Performance example
- It is widely used in various control devices, starting with those for steelmaking.
AC Electromagnetic Contactor (CA333)
- overview
- It is suitable for controlling AC motors used for cargo handling that operate with frequent switching in a bipolar DC operation. It is a h...
- Application/Performance example
- This is a high-frequency switch for air-insulated circuit breakers that turn the power on and off for factory equipment.
DC electromagnetic contactor (CD234)
- overview
- It is a direct current standard series and is widely used in various control devices, including those for steelmaking.
- Application/Performance example
- It is widely used in various control devices, starting with those for steelmaking.
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渋川製作所
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