Torque limiter, 7/8" bore, Overload safety, Model OSD337 7/8 Dalton Gear, Unused

Description

Torque limiter, 7/8" bore, Overload safety, Model OSD337 7/8 Dalton Gear, Unused
This is an unused torque limiter made by Dalton Gear, part number OSD337 7/8. The finish has some cosmetic shelf wear due to long term storage.
Max torque: 100 lbs
Bore: 1/2"
Length through bore: 2 1/8"
OD: 3 3/8"
Specifications:
MFG:       Dalton Gear
Model:     OSD-337-7/8
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Weight:   4 Lbs
Condition: Unused
Length:   4
Width:     4
Height:    3
All dims inches unless otherwise noted
Inventory #: 8241
Location: 8E
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