13005082 Ball Bearing Unit
Comprehensive specifications and application details for: 13005082 Ball Bearing Unit.
Summary
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- Part Number
- 13005082
- Federal Supply Classification
- 3130 Mounted Bearings
- (NSN) National Stock Number
- 3130-01-517-9273
- Item Name Code
- 30556
- Federal Item Identification Guide
- A093A0
- Assigment Date
- 02/25/2004
An assembled unit, composed of a housing incorporating a single or multiple row ball bearing(s), designed to meet various or specific conditions of mounting.
end item: nsn: 3130-01-517-9273 end item identification, name design by activity bearing housing assembly special features
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- End Item Identification
- end item: nsn: 3130-01-517-9273
- Special Features
- name design by activity bearing housing assembly
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- What is the FSCG of the NSN 3130-01-517-9273?
- The FSCG of the NSN 3130-01-517-9273 is 3130
- Does the NSN 3130-01-517-9273 have a Schedule B code assigned?
- Yes, the Schedule B code is 8482991050
- Does NSN 3130-01-517-9273 require demilitarization?
- Usml items - mutilation to the point of scrap required worldwide. (note 7).
- Does NSN 3130-01-517-9273 contain precious materials?
- Item does not contain precious metal.
- Does NSN 3130-01-517-9273 contain hazardous materials?
- Indicates there is no data in the hmirs and the nsn is in a fsc not generally suspected of containing hazardous materials.
- When the NSN 3130-01-517-9273 was assigned to the Federal Catalog?
- It was assigned 22 years ago, on Wed, Feb 25, 2004