Siemens 6FX1120-7BB01

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SKU6FX1120-7BB01
ManufacturerSiemens
CategoryIndustrial automation components
12-month warranty
Available: 29 units
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The Siemens 6FX1120-7BB01 is a memory module designed for the SINUMERIK 810, 820, and 850 CNC systems. Manufactured by Siemens, this module serves as a carrier for three memory submodules, accommodating both RAM and EPROM types. It is specifically engineered to enhance the performance and reliability of Siemens CNC controls, ensuring efficient data processing and storage. The module is rack-mounted, facilitating easy integration into existing systems. Its compact dimensions and robust construction make it suitable for various industrial environments. This memory module is essential for applications requiring reliable and efficient memory solutions within Siemens CNC systems.

Specifications

Weight
0.10 kgs
Product Type
Module
Industrial Safety
plc
Safety Level
plc
Series
SINUMERIK
Memory Type
RAM/EPROM
Mounting Type
Rack-Mounted
Dimensions
8.0 in x 1.0 in x 11.0 in inches
Weight
0.3 kg

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