CA2-Z / MB-Z, Tie-rod Mounting Bracket for D-A9, D-M9 Auto Switches
Tie-rod auto switch mounting brackets for D-M9* and D-A9* auto switches mounted on CA2-Z and MB-Z Series actuators.
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