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DUROARC Tig Rod Ceramic PIR sensor – triggers the BS18LTX-3BLQIM

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USD109.70 USD144.70
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9155288203 · ★ 4.8
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DUROARC Tig Rod Ceramic PIR sensor – triggers the BS18LTX 3BLQIM PIR sensor – triggers the alarm if the infrared sensor detects body heat and movement (use to protect the rear of vans and trucks) NTSC PAL Switching DUROARC 316LSi is a low carbon 19 Cr 12 Ni 3 Mo 085 Si type stainless steel TIG rodUsed mostly in the marine amp fooddairy industry for welding 316L or 304 the 065120 silicon contentor surfacing of having similar compositionsThe weld metal has excellent creep strength up to 850C Ferrite controlled between 5 to 10The weld metal has excellent crack resistance intergranular corrosion and Excellent mechanical properties amp excellent bead appearance Shielding GasArgon

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