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Metal Bracket (IR-MB07) - for 17Lf (37, 50, 87mm stroke) Horizontal & Vertical Mounting

  • SKU: MBS-ME-104
  • GTIN: 0658917505011
  • HAN: IR-MB07
  • Category: Mechanic
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MightyZAP Linear Servomotor Bracket

  • iRRobot part number: IR-MB07
  • Metal mounting bracket / fastening
  • Exclusively for 17Lf (37, 50, 87mm stroke) with side mounting

Description

The IR-MB07 is a specially designed metal bracket for the mightyZAP 17Lf series and is intended for actuators with 37 mm, 50 mm, and 87 mm stroke. It supports both horizontal and vertical mounting, enabling flexible integration into various mechanical applications.

The bracket allows secure mounting of the linear servo without restrictions on installation orientation. During installation, care must be taken to use the supplied components correctly, as the metal edges may be sharp.

Technical Data

Specification Value
Product type Metal bracket for horizontal & vertical mounting
Compatibility 17Lf series (37 mm, 50 mm, 87 mm stroke)
Not compatible with 17Lf 27 mm stroke version
Mounting type Horizontal & vertical
Material Metal
Features Flexible mounting without installation orientation restrictions
Note Metal edges may be sharp – handle with care during installation

Scope of delivery

  • 1x IR-MB07 metal bracket
  • Mounting screws and accessories (1x spacer for type B, 5x screws M3xL8, 1x screw M2.5xL6, 1x flat washer)
Item information Value
Shipping weight: 0,10 kg
Item weight: 0,03 kg

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€ 24,99
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