10118016

Flat Spring

NSN 5360-01-117-3712

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N/A

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1 EA

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011173712

Product Technical Spec.

NSN:

5360-01-117-3712

Item Name:

Damper,spring,liner,exhaust Duct

Cage Code:

A486G

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Part Number:

J92L0005-1

Cage Code:

19133

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J92L0005-1

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12464

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J92L0005-1

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76301

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61782

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A02900

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Hazardous material, precious metals, criticality, enviroment, and electrostatic discharge indicators

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177950

UFC:

87410

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92.5

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713

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Definition Definition of approved item name (AIN): "Exhaust Duct Liner Spring Damper"

A spring made of flat or prebent strip metal. It is designed to apply force in one direction when deflected in the opposite direction. It must be capable of recovering size or shape after deformation. Excludes spring (1), leaf; and springs designed for thermal actuation (springs in which the torsion forces are counteracted by changes in temperature).