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PHILLIPS INDUSTRIES 30-2077 Part Description
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M7 Electrical Assembly
- The M7, or Molded 7-way electrical assembly, features plugs that are unbreakable and completely molded to the electrical cable to combat against the devastating effects of corrosion!
- Plugs that are unbreakable
- Plugs that are completely molded to the electrical cable
- Jacketing is flexible from -87° to 150° (-66° to 66°)
- Coiled and straight ABS cables feature an army green colored jacketing
- Good recoil memory, chemical and abrasion resistance
- For ABS and NON-ABS applications
- Plug meets SAE J560 standards
Phillips Industries M7 Cable
The Phillips Industries M7 cable provides reliable 7-way electrical connections for heavy duty trucks and trailers. It is available in both ABS and non-ABS versions.
Features & Benefits
- Unbreakable plugs that are completely molded to the cable for corrosion protection
- Retains its flexibility from -40°F to 150°F (-40°C to 66°C)
- ABS cables have an army-green colored jacket for easy identification.
- Excellent recoil memory with high chemical and abrasion resistance
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PHILLIPS INDUSTRIES 30-2077 Manufacturer Information
For over 90 years, Phillips Industries® has been the leading developer and manufacturer of electrical and air brake system components for commercial trucks and trailers. The company supplies virtually every major tractor and trailer manufacturer in the U.S., making Phillips products a standard in nearly all Class 8 trucks. More than half of all trailers manufactured in North America are fitted with at least one part from Phillips. Driven by its passion for making "products that make a difference" to customers in every corner of the world, Phillips works closely with freight carriers to develop components and systems that work better and last longer than the competition.
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