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Used Modules in Poland

  • Siemens 6GK1901-0DM20-2AA5 IE

    Siemens 6GK1901-0DM20-2AA5 IE

    • Manufacturer: Siemens
    • Model: 6GK1901

    Factory Stock

    Warsaw, Poland
  • PILZ - Safety relay module

    PILZ - Safety relay module | PNOZ 1; 2

    • Manufacturer: Pilz

    PILZ - Safety relay module | PNOZ 1; 24VAC Type: different

    Warsaw, Poland
  • SIEMENS Panel Feedthrough 6GK 1901-0DM20-2AA5

    SIEMENS Panel Feedthrough 6GK 1901-0DM20-2AA5

    • Manufacturer: Siemens
    • Model: 6GK1901

    SIEMENS Panel Feedthrough 6GK1 901-0DM20-2AA5

    Warsaw, Poland
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    Siemens SIRIUS contactors

    • Manufacturer: Siemens
    • Model: Sirius

    3RT1016 - 1BB41 x 4 Condition::used Condition::used

    Warsaw, Poland
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    Siemens SIRIUS Soft Starter

    • Manufacturer: Siemens
    • Model: Sirius

    3RW3028-1BB04 Removed from working switchgear Condition::used Condition::used

    Warsaw, Poland
  • Tagliatelle starter

    Tagliatelle starter

      Tagliatelle attachment for P.Nuova machine. Fitted with three pairs of knives in 2, 6 and 12 mm widths. Additional attachments for Nina machine with one pair of knives also available.

      Warsaw, Poland
    • Gnocchi starter

      Gnocchi starter

        Piston type attachment for making gnocchi from fresh potatoes. In order to prevent sticking of the formed gnocchi / kopytki, the product is sprinkled with flour. The attachment is designed to be mounted on the fo...

        Warsaw, Poland
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      Overview

      Modules, in the context of machinery, refer to self-contained units or components that can be combined with other modules to create a complete system or machine. These can include electronic modules, hydraulic modules, and more. They are essential for customizing and upgrading various types of equipment, providing flexibility and adaptability for specific tasks.

      FAQ

      What should I look for when buying a used module?

      Check the module's compatibility with your existing equipment, its overall condition, and whether it has been maintained properly. Ask for any available service records.

      How can modules be safely shipped?

      Modules should be securely packaged to prevent damage during transit. Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in handling delicate and technical components.

      How often do modules need maintenance?

      Maintenance schedules can vary based on the type of module. Generally, regular inspections, cleaning, and checks for wear and tear are advisable. Always refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for specific maintenance requirements.