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06K.11 Finder Contactors
Auxiliary switch, 2 A, 400 V, 1 Form A (N/O), 06K.11
Order No.:
 34G1016
Manufacturer:
 Finder
Manufacturer SKU:
 06K.11
Standard delivery time from the manufacturer is: 4 Weeks
Total Price: 10.48 € *
1 pcs.
10.4839 €
auxiliary switch
1 Form A (N/O)
2 A
400 V
06K.12 Finder Contactors
Auxiliary switch, 2 A, 400 V, 1 Form B (N/C), 06K.12
Order No.:
 34G1017
Manufacturer:
 Finder
Manufacturer SKU:
 06K.12
Standard delivery time from the manufacturer is: 4 Weeks
Total Price: 10.48 € *
1 pcs.
10.4839 €
auxiliary switch
1 Form B (N/C)
2 A
400 V
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Buy contactors – powerful switching solutions for high loads

Contactors are electromechanical switching devices that have been specially developed for the reliable switching of high currents. They work similarly to relays, but are designed for larger loads and are particularly durable. Depending on the application, different designs and switching voltages are available.

Contactors are used wherever high electrical loads need to be switched safely – from machine control and power supply to conveyor technology. They are also frequently used in switchgear for industrial automation and in large building technology systems.

Contactors for electrical engineering from Bürklin

Bürklin offers a wide range of contactors to suit a variety of requirements. Thanks to practical filter functions in the online shop, models can be selected specifically according to voltage, current and switching function. All contactors come from renowned manufacturers and meet the highest quality standards.

Also discover our relays and other electromechanical components or learn more in the magazine ‘Electronic Competence’.