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Bluetooth Sender

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$82.76 $114.95 In stock

This Bluetooth Sender is a replacement transceiver for the Bluetooth DRO on the HiTorque Bench Mill (SX2.7). It corresponds to part #28 on the SX2.7 parts diagram D (D28).

  • Brand: Sieg Industrial Group
  • Product: Bluetooth Sender
  • SKU: 5784
  • Compatible with the HiTorque Bench Mill (SX2.7)
  • Listed as part #28 on SX2.7 parts diagram D (D28)
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley ★★★★★

Was a bit skeptical about installing it myself, but the connector was identical to the original and clicked right into place without any fiddling. Now the Bluetooth DRO on my mill communicates perfectly again—no more dropped signals during cuts.

Elizabeth O. ★★★★★

I had been worried the replacement transceiver might not fit my SX2.7 mill, but it matched the D28 part diagram perfectly and synced with the Bluetooth DRO on the first try. The pairing process was seamless, and now my digital readout is working flawlessly again.

Jason P. ★★★★★

Took a chance on this as a replacement for the mill’s DRO sender, and it fit the part #28 slot without any fuss. The transceiver paired up cleanly on the first try and the Bluetooth link has been rock-solid through a few hours of cutting. Exactly what I needed to get the readout working again.