29S7D5154-03ISSUE-K

Deicer Boot

NSN 1650-01-596-1905

DEMIL
Shelf Life
UOM
NIIN
Demil:
DEMIL/MLI
Shelf Life:
UOM:
NIIN:
015961905

Product Features

Used on pneumatic de-icer lay-out, type 29s; left hand/opposite -04

Detail Specifications

End Application:
Model cn-235 and c-295
NSN:
1650-01-596-1905
Item Name:
Deicer,nacelle To Break
Cage Code:
0AJJ0

Manufacturer Part Numbers

No other part numbers with same form, fit, and function found.

Part Identification

INC
FIIG
Concept No.
App. Key
Cond. Code
Status
INC:
60130
FIIG:
A523W0
Concept No.:
App. Key:
Cond. Code:
1
Status:
A

Part Materials

Hazardous material, precious metals, criticality, enviroment, and electrostatic discharge indicators
HMIC
PMIC
ESD/EMI
ENAC
MMAC
CRITL
HMIC:
N
PMIC:
A
ESD:
A
ESD:
A
MMAC:
CRITL:
X

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Definition Definition of approved item name (AIN): "Nacelle To Break Deicer"

A flexible inflatable rubber component of an aircraft deicing system. It is designed to be attached to the leading edge of an airfoil and be expanded by inflation to break off surface ice.

MOE Major Organizational Entities

Entity
DSOR
User:
SPAIN Spain
DSOR:
User:
NATO MAINTENANCE AND SUPPLY AGENCY NATO Maintenance and Supply Agency
DSOR:
Import / Export
  • Schedule B: 8803300060
  • SITC: 79295
  • End Use: Parts for military-type goods
  • NAICS: 336413
  • USDA: 1

Classification: Other parts of airplanes or helicopters for use in military aircraft (excludes propellers, rotors, undercarriages, and parts thereof)


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