15-186

Torsion Spiral Spring

NSN 5360-00-353-6606

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Demil:

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N/A

UOM:

1 EA

NIIN:

003536606

Detail Specifications

Stock Width:

0.250 inches

Stock Thickness:

0.030 inches

Material Hardness Rating:

Between 47.0 rockwell c and 50.0 rockwell c

Material:

Steel

NSN:

5360-00-353-6606

Item Name:

Flat-wire Spring

Cage Code:

79575

Manufacturer Part Numbers

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MSDS

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Part Number:

7402848

Cage Code:

19207

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04229

FIIG:

A02900

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Part Materials

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

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NMFC:

177970

UFC:

87420

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NO RATING

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579

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Definition Definition of approved item name (AIN): "Flat-wire Spring"

A spring consisting of a length of material wound on itself in the form of a spiral, finished at the ends and designed to exert pressure in a rotating direction around the spring axis. The material may be of various cross-sectional shapes such as round or rectangular. Excludes springs designed for thermal actuation (springs in which the torsion forces are designed to be counteracted by changes in temperature).