ABB 7GSP026063R0006 REPLC Contactkit 3P Size6 - UL e1811

Renewal parts for the ABB 300-Series Contactor & Starter Accessories deliver exact OEM geometry and materials, ensuring plug‑and‑play fit during refurbishment across control panels and equipment bays. This alignment minimizes rework, reduces commissioning time, and preserves original actuation characteristics, which is crucial for high-speed machinery and safety interlocks. Coils, contact tips, and armature springs are available as renewal components, directly addressing wear-induced performance drift and contact wear. By maintaining nominal coil resistance and proper spring force, the kit helps prevent nuisance tripping, improves release times, and sustains consistent motor control under heavy loads. Minimum Order Quantity is 1 EA, aligning with maintenance, repair, and overhaul workflows. This simplifies procurement, supports just‑in‑time stocking, and minimizes capital tied up in spare parts while ensuring you have the correct replacement parts when you need them. Packaging and weight data enable efficient logistics and on‑site handling: one piece per package, package dimensions 3.75 in wide by 9.5 in deep and 4 in high, and a gross weight of 4.065 lb. These metrics support accurate inbound receiving and palletized shipping. Compliance and classifications—UL e1811 certification, ETIM EC001037 alignment for motor starters, and eClass V11.1 with WEEE B2B guidance—provide regulatory assurance for industrial environments. They enable smoother approvals in audits and compliance-driven procurement processes. Installation and compatibility advantages include seamless fit with 300-Series assemblies and straightforward replacement without rewiring or recalibration. This reduces commissioning risk, shortens downtime, and lowers the total cost of ownership for motor control circuits in manufacturing lines. In process automation and industrial equipment across packaging, material handling, and machine tooling, renewal parts like these support uptime targets, asset lifecycles, and predictable maintenance budgets.