18/03/2022

Connector Clips for Oval Holes
Art.-No. 151-02076 | CCIVSFT6.5x130-PA66HIRHSUV-BK |  Details

Connector clip with arrowhead mount.
    • Connector easily installed by simply pushing into place
    • Connection can be released (non-destructive)
    • Arrowhead locks into place for secure fixing at all times
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    Colour Black (BK)
    Fixation Method Arrowhead (Small Mount)
    Material Polyamide 6.6, high impact modified, heat and UV-stabilised (PA66HIRHSUV)
    Pack Cont. 5000Bag
    Package Content in bag
    PART DESCRIPTION CCIVSFT6.5x130-PA66HIRHSUV-BK
    Product Group Connector Clips for Oval Holes
    for Hole ∅ (FH) 6.5 x 13.0 mm
    for Panel Thickness min - max 0.7 - 3 mm
    Height (H) 41.6mm
    Length (L) 23.0mm
    Length (L2) 15.0mm
    Panel Thickness max. 0.7 - 3.0mm
    Width (W) 19.6mm
    CE Certification No
    CSA Certified No
    Flammability UL 94 HB
    Operating Temperature - °C -40 °C to +125 °C
    Specifications
    UL Listed (US and Canada) No
    UL Recognized (US and Canada) No
    Country of Origin MX
    GTIN-13 / EAN 4031026598994
    Packaging 1 - Weight (kg) 5.53kg
    Packaging 3 - Weight (kg) 12.93kg
    ETIM 7.0 Key EC000449
    UNSPSC Key 39121702
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