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7510-00-680-2012
Map Tack
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An item consisting of a sharp pointed shaft with a head securely mounted thereon. The shaft shall be of carbon steel with a head of glass, metal or plastic, usually colored. Its primary use is for identifying and marking specific points on maps and charts. Excludes PLOTTING NEEDLE and PLOTTING PIN. View more Map Tack
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Supplies from United States (US) Portfolio 17 Oct 2002 7510-00-680-2034 Map Tack 1 Jan 1963 7510-00-680-2012
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7510-00-680-2012 is a Map Tack that does not have a nuclear hardened feature or any other critical feature such as tolerance, fit restriction or application. Demilitarization of this item has been confirmed and is not currently subject to changes. This item is considered a low risk when released from the control of the Department of Defense. The item may still be subject to the requirements of the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) and the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). This item may be hazardous as it is in a Federal Supply Class for potentially hazardous items. A MSDS should be available from the supplier for the end user to evaluate any hazards. The precious metals content of this item is unknown.