Adjustable clamping lever 120 version N internal thread M16 length l2=108mm

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Adjustable clamping lever 120 version N internal thread M16 length l2=108mm

Name: Adjustable clamping lever 120 version N internal thread M16 length l2=108mm
Brand: MÄDLER
Price: 25.50 USD
Availability: InStock

Réf. fabricant 66571600

25.50 $≈ 22.11 €

Le prix en résumé

Vendu par MÄDLER à 22.11 €. Livré en France, port, TVA et droits de douane éventuels compris, il revient à environ 44.53 €. Prix relevés le 2026-08-05.

Le coût livré est une estimation pour un article seul expédié en France métropolitaine ; seul le panier du vendeur fait foi.

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Coût total livré estimé

Détail du coût total livré
Article	22.11 €
Frais de port	15.00 €
TVA (20 %)	7.42 €
Total livré	44.53 €

Estimation pour un article seul livré en France métropolitaine, expédié hors UE : des droits de douane et frais de dédouanement peuvent s'ajouter, facturés par le transporteur.

Documentation technique

Caractéristiques (extraites automatiquement)

Mécanique

Poids

285 g

Autres caractéristiques

Min length bore thread	24
Radius clamping lever	108 mm
Snap in stroke	5 mm
Total height	76 mm
Inner thread size	M 16 mm
Material	Zinc die-cast / Steel
Surface	Black oxide finish / Plastic coated

Description

Material: Handle: Zinc die-cast. Threaded bush and locking screw: Steel, black oxide finish. Handle: plastic coated, colour black RAL 9005. Disengaged by pulling. Version N = Handle slanted, with metric-threaded bush. The clamping levers 120 have two main advantages: 1) As they are adjustable, they are very versatile in use. 2) They are designed to suit the form and appearance of modern industrial products. The threaded insert is connected to the lever via the serration and can be released by pulling Note: This clamping lever has proven ideal wherever the swivel range is limited or where a specific lever position is most convenient for the operator. The lever also features a modern design. By pulling the lever, the serrations are disengaged. Now the handle can be turned into any direction and the threaded insert can be screwed in or out by turning the locking screw. When the lever is released, the serration re-engages automatically because of the spring tension.