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5961-00-407-0243 5961004070243 004070243 is an active semiconductor device with three or more electrodes. may or may not include mounting hardware and/or heatsink. excludes semiconductor device, diode and semiconductor device, thyristor. for solid state devices which are responsive to visible or infrared radiant energy, see semiconductor device, photo.

3040-01-407-0243 3040014070243 014070243 is a rigid item of various shapes and cross-sections, specifically designed to manually actuate and/or regulate a variety of mechanisms. it usually has an integral handgrip, knob, or the like, or provisions for the mounting of the same. it may have accommodations for locking and/or positioning. the point of fulcrum may be an integral shaft perpendicular to the axis or a through hole to provide a definite means of securing, and usually has additional accommodation(s) for attachment of connecting link,rigid; wire rope assembly,single leg; and clevis,rod end; and the like. excludes arm (as modified); lever,remote control; and bell crank.

5306-99-407-0243 5306994070243 994070243 is an externally threaded device whose threaded portion is of one nominal diameter, without a head, but with the unthreaded end either bent more than 225 degrees (3.925 radians) or cast, forged, or punched to resemble an eye. see also bolt, hook. excludes connector, rod end.

1280-14-365-4459 1280143654459 143654459 is a flat circular metallic item, a component of a disk type brake used primarily for frictional purposes.

3040-14-365-4460 3040143654460 143654460 is a brake consisting essentially of the following: a. a single piece or divided cylinder housing designed to be mounted on the torque flange of an axle. the cylinder housing has a slot or groove through which the disk, brake passes. it contains a piston(s) or push rod(s) which provides the hydraulic or mechanical force to press the lining, friction against the disk, brake. b. lining, friction. c. a disk, brake designed to be keyed or rigidly attached to a wheel or rotating shaft.