- D23 Shutter
D23 Shutter
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- $1,511.68
- $1,511.68
- $1,511.68
Based on our rotary solenoids D2, Kendrion offers a wide range of highly reliable optical shutters that are designed to block light and laser beams for safety purpose.
| Weight | 0.25 lbs |
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Based on our rotary solenoids D2, Kendrion offers a wide range of highly reliable optical shutters that are designed to block light and laser beams for safety purpose.
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