Kyocera W2F15C1038AT1A part auction prices

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LOT OF 4000 AVX KYOCERA W2F15C1038AT1A 758933-001 1110-2098413060 FEED THROUGH CAPACITOR 50VOLTS 100

aucto.com · Texas

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Kyocera W2F15C1038AT1A

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About Kyocera

Kyocera is a Japanese manufacturer founded as a ceramics company that expanded into electronics, telecommunications and office equipment. It is well known for its ECOSYS and TASKalfa ranges of printers and multifunction devices, alongside cutting tools and components derived from its advanced ceramics expertise. Kyocera remains an independent multinational corporation.

Founded 1959 · Kyoto, Japan

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