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  • Positioner clamping jaw, black, semi-circular component with hole in the middle and white lettering Positioner clamping jaw, black, semi-circular component with hole in the middle and white lettering
  • Positioner clamping jaw, two black clamping jaws with curved surface and white arrows as well as the inscription Ø11/13 Positioner clamping jaw, two black clamping jaws with curved surface and white arrows as well as the inscription Ø11/13
  • Technical drawing of an exploded diagram with several components, including two positioner jaws, screws, springs and rope, without manufacturer information Technical drawing of an exploded diagram with several components, including two positioner jaws, screws, springs and rope, without manufacturer information
Positioner clamping jaw, black, semi-circular component with hole in the middle and white lettering
Positioner clamping jaw, two black clamping jaws with curved surface and white arrows as well as the inscription Ø11/13
Technical drawing of an exploded diagram with several components, including two positioner jaws, screws, springs and rope, without manufacturer information
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Positioner Clutch

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10,47 €
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Spare part | black anodised | for ropes Ø 11–13 mm
SKU
PS5
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Friction clutch for the Positioner lanyard adjuster. To be used with all static and dynamic ropes in accordance with EN 1891 and EN 892 (Ø 11–13 mm) and with tested wire core fliplines (Ø 12–13 mm) like the Flex Fly.

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Item number PS5
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Pilotenstraße 2
49419 Wagenfeld
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