Bosshead
Product number:
6802614
Manufacturer:
BOCHEM Instrumente GmbH
Packaging information:
Length:
173 mm
Width:
44 mm
Height:
45 mm
Weight:
0.31 kg
Description
Malleable cast iron with lacquered chrome finish. DIN 12895. With lug screw.
Properties
| Angle: | 90 ° |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Article Number: | 5369 |
| Material: | Malleable cast iron |
| Max. Ø rod: | 36.0 mm |
| Type of coating: | Chrome-plated |
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