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LRG-6-100

Name: LRG-6-100
Brand: Nabeya Bi-tech Kaisha
Availability: OutOfStock

Plastic Grip Lever

Safety Precautions

Dimension Drawing

Unit : mm

Part Number	M (Coarse) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	Lm	L	A	B	G	Mass (g)	CAD Download	Cart
LRG-6-100	M6	1	12	100	8	17	38	40	CAD	RFQ

Part Number	M (Coarse) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	Lm	L	A	B	G	Mass (g)	CAD Download	Cart
LRG-6-100	M6	1	12	100	8	17	38	40	CAD	RFQ

Part Number	M (Coarse) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	Lm	L	A	B	G	Mass (g)	CAD Download	Cart
LRG-6-100	M6	1	12	100	8	17	38	40	CAD	RFQ

Part Number	M (Coarse) Nominal of Thread	Pitch	Lm	L	A	B	G	Mass (g)	CAD Download	Cart
LRG-6-100	M6	1	12	100	8	17	38	40	CAD	RFQ

Material/Finish

	LRG
Lever Part	Steel Matte Chrome Plating
Grip	Phenol Resin (Black)

Characteristics

The grip is made of phenol resin. It is highly durable.
There are two types of the lever part material.
LRG----Made of steel
LRGS----Made of stainless steel

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