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7025-01-503-1296
Programmable Cartridge Transfer Unit
7025015031296 015031296 FMTP19404
A read/write device used in conjunction with a CARTRIDGE, PROGRAMMABLE to receive and/or transmit stored data. May also be used to interface between computer systems. View more Programmable Cartridge Transfer Unit
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Restrictions 7025-01-503-1296
7025-01-503-1296 is a Programmable Cartridge Transfer Unit that does not have a nuclear hardened feature or any other critical feature such as tolerance, fit restriction or application. This item has been confirmed as a Critical Munitions List Item or a Sensitive Commerce Control List Item and cannot be in the possession of any party anywhere in the World who is not an authorized NATO Government. Any other possessor of this item should mutilate it now as possession violates international and local laws. This item is a confirmed Commerce Control List Item (CCLI). This item is not suspected to be hazardous. This item does not contain a precious metal.
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End Users 7025-01-503-1296
- Italy (ZR01)
- Effective Date:
- 1 Dec 2002
Approved Sources 7025-01-503-1296
- Part Number
- Manufacturer
- Status
- FMTP19404
- Manufacturer
- 1D1T4 - Intergraph Corp (Obsolete)
- Original Design
- Original Design
Datasheet 7025-01-503-1296
- Characteristic
- Specifications
- FIIG
- Specifications
- A506X0
- End Item Identification [AGAV]
- Computer Workstation
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Freight Information 7025-01-503-1296
7025-01-503-1296 has freight characteristics managed by the Office of the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.. 7025-01-503-1296 has a variance between NMFC and UFC when transported by rail and the description should be consulted.