New Design of Sun Hydraulics’ 740-Series Coils

As part of Sun Hydraulics’ ongoing commitment to improving its product range, the 740-series coils have now been updated with a new design.

For coils with an ISO/DIN 43650-A connection, the connector has been rotated upside down to create a more stable and robust construction, enhancing the durability of the electrical connection. The updated coils are available starting now.

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