Standard delivery
£8 ex VAT · free over £200UK parcel delivery is £8 ex VAT, or free on orders over £200 ex VAT.
Heavier items may be charged at a weight-based or pallet rate, shown at checkout.
1SFA611930R1077 ABB MA6-1077 Legend Plate
ABB MA6-1077 legend plate, order code 1SFA611930R1077, designed for clear identification and labelling within compatible ABB industrial pilot-device and operator-control installations.
£4.69
Why Choose the ABB MA6-1077 Legend Plate?
The ABB MA6-1077 is a genuine legend plate designed for identification and labelling within ABB industrial pilot-device installations. Identified by ABB order code 1SFA611930R1077, it forms part of the ABB MA6 range of pilot-device accessories for operator controls and signalling applications.
Legend plates provide clear visual identification of functions associated with pushbuttons, selector switches and other operator devices. The MA6-1077 supports organised and readily understandable operator interfaces in industrial machinery, automation equipment and electrical control panels.
As a purpose-designed ABB pilot-device accessory, the MA6-1077 provides a practical identification solution for compatible ABB control assemblies used in machine building, process control and industrial automation applications.
Key Advantages
- Genuine ABB pilot-device legend plate.
- Provides clear identification for industrial operator controls.
- Designed for use with compatible ABB pilot devices.
- Helps create organised and readily understood control interfaces.
- Suitable for machinery, automation equipment and electrical panels.
- ABB order code 1SFA611930R1077 enables precise product identification.
Key Features
- ABB MA6 pilot-device accessory range.
- Legend plate for industrial operator-control applications.
- Designed for control and signalling installations.
- Supports clear identification of pilot-device functions.
- Suitable for electrical panels and machine control stations.
- Manufacturer reference MA6-1077.
Clear Identification for Industrial Pilot Devices
Legend plates are used alongside industrial pilot devices to identify operator-control functions clearly. Effective labelling helps operators and maintenance personnel distinguish controls quickly while contributing to a professional and logically organised machine or control-panel interface.
The ABB MA6-1077 is intended for integration with compatible ABB pilot-device installations, making it suitable for new machinery, control-panel construction, equipment upgrades and replacement applications.
Typical Applications
- Industrial electrical control panels.
- Machine operator stations.
- Automation and production equipment.
- Pushbutton and selector-switch assemblies.
- Process control installations.
- OEM machinery and industrial control systems.
Technical Specifications
| Series | MA6 |
|---|---|
| ABB order code | 1SFA611930R1077 |
| Product type | Legend plate |
| Accessory type | Pilot-device identification accessory |
| Product group | 312001-Pilot Devices (Secrl) |
| Application | Operator and pilot-device identification |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ABB MA6-1077?
The ABB MA6-1077 is a legend plate designed for identification and labelling within compatible ABB industrial pilot-device installations.
What is the ABB order code for the MA6-1077?
The ABB order code for the MA6-1077 is 1SFA611930R1077.
What is the MA6-1077 used for?
It is used to provide visual identification of operator and pilot-device functions on industrial machinery, control panels and automation equipment.
Is the MA6-1077 an ABB pilot-device accessory?
Yes. The MA6-1077 is an ABB MA6 legend plate classified within ABB's pilot-device product group.
Where can the ABB MA6-1077 be used?
It is suitable for compatible ABB pilot-device assemblies in electrical control panels, machine operator stations, automation systems and other industrial control applications.
Trusted ABB Pilot Device Accessories
ABB pilot-device accessories provide practical identification solutions for industrial control panels, machinery and automation equipment.
