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	Product ID: NR-MCS-CS-02 Weight: 32 gms Price: Rs.23.60 Ask a question about this product
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	Introduction This Motor mount bracket is designed for center shaft NR-DC-ECO (NR-MCL-01) makes motor mounting very convenient. Brackets are made up of 2mm thick MS steel. Specifications Material: 2mm thick MS steel Size: Motor mounting side: Height 41mm, Width 38mm; Bracket mounting side: Height 21.5mm, Width 38mm Hole for Motor mounting: 14mm diameter Holes for chassis mounting: Six holes of 3mm or 1/8 inch diameter Applications DC motor position / velocity control Position and velocity servomechanisms Factory automation robots Numerically controlled machinery Computer printers and plotters Visit forum for Online Discussion on this product
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