The Jointed Test Finger is a precision test probe made according to Figure 2 (Fig. 2) of the IEC 61032 (Test probe B) and is used to simulate a human finger. It is also used by the standards of CSA, I
The Rigid Test Finger is a precision test probe made according to Figure 7 (Fig. 7) of the IEC 61032 (Test probe 11) and is used to simulate a human finger. It is also used by the standards of CSA, IR
The test probe is carried out with a test probe similar to that of test probe B of IEC 61032 but having a circular stop face with a diameter of 125 mm instead of the non-circular face, the distance be
The test probe is carried out with a test probes similar to that of test probe B of IEC 61032 but having a circular stop face with a diameter of 125mm and thickness of 80mm instead of the non-circular
Test Finger Nail meets the standard requirements of IEC60335 UL1025 UL1278 UL507. The Test Finger Nail is a wide range of probes to meet the most common standards including those from IEC, EN, UL, GB,
UL Rigid test finger 130A meets the standard requirements of UL 507&UL 1287, used for simulating fingers and appliances. It is mainly used for checking whether the live parts are touched. Mainly used
IP2X Test Finger Probe is a precision test probe made according to Figure 2 (Fig. 2) of the IEC 61032 (Test probe B) and is used to simulate a human finger. It is also used by the standards of CSA, IR
Rigid Test Finger Probe is a precision test probe made according to Figure 7 (Fig. 7) of the IEC 61032 (Test probe 11) and is used to simulate a human finger. It is also used by the standards of CSA,
The Jointed Test Finger & Unjointed Test Finger is a precision test probe made according to Figure 2 (Test Probe B) and Figure 7 (Test Probe 11) of the IEC 61032 is used to simulate a human finger, us
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