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AMIKON LIMITED Fanuc IC695RMX128 Redundancy Memory Module【GENERAL ELECTRIC】

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AMIKON is a high-tech enterprise specialized in professional sales of industrial automation components, and is committed to improving the level of world automation parts supply.

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Company products cover DCS control system card, programmable PLC module SPS / CNC panel controller / inverter / server driver and various parts of the robot.

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Partners in all continents, customers cover 150 countries / regions.

AMIKON has supplied nearly 70 million inventory parts for customers worldwide.

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