Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
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Internal power cable for M192 subminiature printer print heads
This internal power cable is designed for the M192 subminiature printer print head and compatible M-192 mini printers. It delivers the electrical connection required by the printhead assembly. The part suits technicians and hobbyists maintaining or integrating these specific compact printing mechanisms.
The cable construction supports routing within the confined space of a subminiature printer chassis. Its connectors match the M192 printhead interface, allowing a direct fit without adapter modifications. Builders who need a longer harness or a different pin arrangement will need a separate solution.
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The cable is designed for the M192 subminiature printer print head as an internal power connection.
It is an internal power cable built to fit the M192 mini printer print head assembly.
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