Miscellaneous Ship and Marine Equipment - Australia (AU)

Federal Supply Class (FSC): 2090

NATO Supply Classification Class (NSC): 2090

Federal Supply Group (FSG): 20 Ship and Marine Equipment

NATO Supply Classification Group (NSG): 20 Ship and Marine Equipment

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NATO Supply Class 2090 is a classification for Miscellaneous Ship And Marine Equipment within NATO Supply Group 20, which is specifically for Ship And Marine Equipment.

This supply class includes a wide range of miscellaneous equipment that is used in the maritime industry. It encompasses various items that are essential for the operation, maintenance, and safety of ships and marine vessels.

Some examples of equipment that fall under NATO Supply Class 2090 include:

1. Anchors and chains: These are used for securing ships and marine structures in place.

2. Life-saving equipment: This includes life jackets, life rafts, and other devices designed to save lives in emergency situations.

3. Navigation and communication equipment: This category includes radar systems, GPS devices, radios, and other instruments used for navigation and communication at sea.

4. Marine pumps and valves: These are essential for the proper functioning of various systems on board a ship, such as water pumps, fuel pumps, and valves for controlling the flow of fluids.

5. Marine lighting and signaling equipment: This includes navigation lights, searchlights, and signaling devices used to communicate with other vessels.

6. Marine safety and firefighting equipment: This category includes fire extinguishers, fire suppression systems, and other safety equipment to prevent and combat fires on board.

7. Marine electrical equipment: This includes electrical cables, connectors, switches, and other components used in the electrical systems of ships and marine structures.

8. Marine hardware and fittings: This category includes various hardware items such as hinges, latches, cleats, and other fittings used for securing and fastening different parts of a ship.

It's important to note that this is just a general overview of the equipment included in NATO Supply Class 2090. The specific items and their detailed specifications can be found in the NATO Supply Catalogue, which provides comprehensive information on all NATO supply classes and groups.