SKU: 3041-62-4

Brass cable strain relief

EUR11.90

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Andreas Skatter

Weight 0.01 kg
Material

Brass casing

Gysinge’s cable strain relief is a beautifully crafted product with the task of supporting a pendant luminaire so that the lamp’s cable and not the electrical wire holds up the weight. Inside the dome-like brass housing is a threaded plastic part that clamps the cable.

Brass, polished and black plastic. Height 25 mm diameter 15 mm.

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Gysinge’s cable strain relief is a beautifully crafted product with the task of supporting a pendant luminaire so that the lamp’s cable and not the electrical wire holds up the weight. Inside the dome-like brass housing is a threaded plastic part that clamps the cable.

Andreas Skatter

Weight 0.01 kg
Material

Brass casing

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