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Used blower in Canada

  • Ametek DR909BB86X Rotron Regenerative Blower

    Ametek DR909BB86X Rotron Regenerative Blower 10HP 600 Volt

    • Manufacturer: AMETEK Powervar

    ROTRON® DG Regenerative Blower / Vacuum Pump – 10 HP, 575V, 3-Phase New in crate. 10 HP, 575/600V, 10.5A, 3450 RPM, Frame 215TCZ, 60 Hz. USA-made blower with sealed bearings, aluminum construction, low noise, oil...

    $2,551 USD
    Toronto, Canada
  • Honda SSBLC

    Honda SSBLC

    • Manufacturer: Honda

    Blower Attachment SSBLC The Blower Attachment (SSBL) is part of the Honda exclusive VersAttachTM System. It pairs with both the UMC425 and UMC435 Powerheads.

    Verner, Canada
  • 2022 Honda Blower Attachment

    2022 Honda Blower Attachment

    • Manufacturer: Honda

    Manufacturer qty: 0 | Clutch: 21924635 | Istoyhauler: False | Displayorder: 255 | Isselfcontained: False | Haslevelingjacks: False

    Calgary, Canada

Overview

Electrical and electronic components are essential building blocks used in a wide array of devices, from simple household appliances to complex industrial machinery. These components include resistors, capacitors, transistors, diodes, and integrated circuits, among others. They play critical roles in controlling, regulating, and powering electronic systems, ensuring efficient and reliable operation.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used electrical and electronic components?

Check the component's specifications, compatibility with your system, and overall condition. It’s also important to verify the source and ensure the components have been tested and are functional.

How can I safely ship electrical and electronic components?

Use anti-static packaging to prevent damage from static electricity. Ensure the components are well-protected with cushioning materials and use a reliable shipping service.

What is the best way to maintain electronic components?

Store components in a cool, dry place away from static electricity sources. Regularly inspect for signs of wear or damage and keep them in anti-static containers when not in use.