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韓國3S壓力開關及國産
[上海杉幸通用件有限公司] (供应) (2007/12/28)

1、韓國3S公司産品,暢銷于歐洲,日本,東南亞,台灣及中國大陸 2、用于空氣,水及氟化處理的制冷劑(容許液體溫度-40～135℃ 3、微動開關可靠性好,壽命長 4、提…

韓國3S壓力開關及國産HNS压力开关
[上海杉幸通用件有限公司] (供应) (2007/11/29)

1、韓國3S公司産品,暢銷于歐洲,日本,東南亞,台灣及中國大陸 2、用于空氣,水及氟化處理的制冷劑(容許液體溫度-40～135℃ 3、微動開關可靠性好,壽命長 4、提…

浮球液位控制器
[大連華陽電子有限公司] (供应) (2005/1/20)

型號：UQK-40 用途：對系統內的液位進行自動監控，可使用于密閉系統（壓力容器等），特別適用于 NH3(氨)、F12(氟裏昂12)、F22（氟裏昂22）的液位控制。

泊頭詳茂環保生産ASCO進口電磁閥
[泊頭市祥茂環保機械有限公司] (供应) (2019/2/22)
　ASCO淹沒閥膜片材質是由一層特制的織物和附著在上面一層薄薄的彈性體組成.厚度通常在(0.2~1.1mm),膜片的壽命通常在數百萬次以上. 脈沖閥膜片又叫除塵膜片，除塵器膜，電磁閥膜片，電磁…

冷庫排管除霜熱氟除霜裝置
[常州東立冷凍科技有限公司] (供应) (2012/10/11)
適用：單壓縮機、單蒸發器的獨立循環系統。不適用于並聯、多級、複疊機組。優點：按圖連接一次安裝操作簡單不需電源運行安全不需停庫 …

電力調整器
[北京金傑頓科技有限公司] (供应) (2010/11/17)
電力調整器是应用晶闸管（又称可控硅）及其触发控制电路用于调整负载功率的盘装功率调整单元。现在更多的是运用数字电路触发可控硅实现调压和调功。调压采用移相控制方式，调功有定周期调功和变周期调功两种方式。杰…

高精度智能溫濕度記錄儀179A-TH
[艾普瑞（上海）精密光電有限公司] (供应) (2010/10/18)
高精度智能溫濕度記錄儀179A-TH 超大液晶屏幕显示无需通过电脑，按键启动记录 100,000组数据超大记录容量绿色软件无需安装全程标定…

PTQ2008微機智能同期控制器
[深圳市旭振電氣技術有限公司] (供应) (2010/5/12)
PTQ2008微機智能同期控制器一、概述在电力系统中，同步发电机的并列操作是经常进行的，为了保证安全快速地将同步发电机并入电网，必须使用准同期控制器。 PTQ2008微…

自動補水排氣定壓裝置
[上海志成科技發展有限公司] (供应) (2010/5/7)
自動補水排氣定壓裝置上海志成科技发展有限公司不断致力于暖通空调自控领域产品的开发、设计、生产，不仅为客户提供高性价比的产品，而且对各种自动化和暖通空调工程提供理想的水流量控制的解决方案。其中…

膨脹罐
[上海志成科技發展有限公司] (供应) (2010/4/3)
膨脹罐工作原理：膨脹罐是由钢质外壳，橡胶隔膜内胆构成的储能器件，橡胶隔膜把水室和气室完全隔开，当外界有压力的水充入隔膜式气压水罐的内胆时，密封在罐内的空气被压缩，根据波义耳…

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They did so, and taught the natives how to make guns and powder, which soon became generally used throughout Japan. To this day fire-arms are frequently called "Tanegashima," after the island where Pinto landed with the first of these weapons. Christianity followed closely on the track of the musket. The adventurers returned with a profit of twelve hundred per cent. on their cargo. Their success stimulated others, and in 1549 two Portuguese missionaries, one of them being Francis Xavier, landed in Japan, and began the work of converting the heathen. Xavier's first labors were in Satsuma, and he afterwards went to Kioto and other cities. Personally he never accomplished much, as he could not speak the language fluently, and he remained in the country only a few years. 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