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-96747510014799674014799674 is an item of metal https//www.nsnlookup.com /fsg-25/fsc-2540/de 2540-12-121-0421
Kreuzha Schutzkappe 2540121210421 121210421 | RNVC: 1 | DAC: 6 30 May 1969 2540-12-121-0421 https

3 14 Dec 1979 5340-12-172-2777 Clamping Catch 500.076RNCC: 3 | RNVC: 2 | DAC: 1 10 Jan 1978 2540-12-121-0421

6130-01-130-4042 6130011304042 011304042 is a component which converts available alternating current or direct current electrical power into a form required to operate another component or set. the item may consist of a combination of an invertor, vibrator; vibrator, interrupter; vibrator, self-rectifying; invertor, power, static; with a transformer and rectifier(s) employing electron tubes, semiconductor diode or metallic (dry disc) type components, or the synchronized secondary contact(s) of a vibrator, self-rectifying; or may consist of electron tubes, semiconductor diode or metallic (dry disc) type rectifiers and capacitors in transformerless (alternating current-direct current type) circuits which may be of the voltage-multiplier type. the item may incorporate a filter, direct current power and provisions for regulation of input and/or output voltage. the item may have special input, output, control or other facilities for applications in specialized environments such as medical, dental or other operations. excludes battery chargers and rotating machinery types of items, such as motor generators and dynamotors.

136-2677 Electrical Receptacle Connector CANDEVDA72578RNCC: 4 | RNVC: 1 | DAC: 6 30 May 1969 2540-12-121-0421

5935-01-530-1820 5935015301820 015301820 is an item specifically designed to be placed around that portion of a connector, receptable, electrical or connector, plug, electrical which contains the facilities for attaching wires or cables.it may be designed to provide the necessary accomodations between an electrical cable clamping device and an electrical connector shell, or it may include the clamping device.it may be used for shielding against electrical interference, mechanical injury, or physical damage due to environmental conditions.