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Capacitor - CE Mfg., 525V, 40/40/20/20 μF
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| SKU: | C-EC4020X2-525 |
| Item ID: | 001522 |
Price: $40.90
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525 VCE Manufacturing USA made multi section can capacitor. Made to Mallory specs using original Mallory machinery.
- 40/40/20/20uF 525VDC.
- FP / Twist Lock Style. Solder Tabs.
- -10%, +50% Tolerance, 55°C Temperature Rating.
- 1-⅜" dia. X 3" tall.
UPC/EAN: 609722128018
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I Restore and build vintage tube amplifiers and have probably purchased a dozen of these CE caps over the years. The capicitive values are always within the stated tolerance and I've never had a failure yet. If CE keeps making them, I'll keep buying them Thanks. I
The CE Mfg capacitor was needed for my Fisher X-202-B amplifier. The cap fit as expected and is now installed and working in my Fisher amp. Thanks Antique Electronic Supply for having, and stocking the exact replacement part for my Fisher amp. It's still working and providing a wonderful sound for my collection of vinyl records.
Purchased to replace the original filter cap in a Fisher A600 stereo. Perfect fit and a 525 volt rating too
I have used this cap when restoring several old stereo amplifiers. Great choice for an Eico ST-40, some Heathkits, and the Fisher X-100 amps. Size is the same as the original and electrically better. I'll buy more when I need another. Thanks to CE for manufacturing them and AES for stocking them.
Fit , and func. Very good.
Fit , and func. Very good.
Excellent . High quality .
Very nice product!
I used it to replace Mallory can cap in my old Peavey Classic '76. This cap fit perfectly.
Sounds good!
Can Cap is an exact fit for my Ampex 1260 and F-4460.
It was kind of difficult to remove the old one (be careful not to burn the wires) but after some careful de-soldering, and grinding away the old soldered twists to chassis, the old cap removed easily.
When installing the new cap, only one twist tab was soldered to chassis in an area easy to get at.
Glad to know there is a source for these vintage items.