The team at Aviation Parts Online sources parts from a long and diverse list of reputable manufacturers including Daimler Chrysler, Chief Of Engineers, Daimler Chrysler Corp, Daimlerchrysler Corporation, Dana Corp. Because we have partnered with so many manufacturers, we can efficiently source parts for our customers and deliver to them with a rapid turnaround time. Use our NIIN (National Item Identification Number) search to look up items such as 1238559, 1238559, 1238559, 1238559, 1238559. In addition to a NIIN lookup, our search engines also enable customers to search by CAGE codes and NSN number. From NSNs like 2805003537997, 2805003537997, 2805003537997, 2805003537997, 2805003537997 to CAGE codes like 12204, 81336, 77220, 0AX87, our team can supply the parts for you. Call us now for an instant quote.
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National Item Identification Number 003537997 – Check NSN Parts
NSN Information for NIIN 00-353-7997
| Alternative NSN | 2805003537997 |
| Item Name | Bearing Plain Sleev |
| INC Code | 77777 |
| Federal Supply Group (FSG) | 28 Engines, Turbines, and Components |
| Federal Supply Class (FSC) | 2805 Gas Reciprocating Engine Except Aircraft |
| National Item Identification Number (NIIN) | 00-353-7997 (003537997) |
| NCB Code | USA (00) |
| Manufacturer | Daimler Chrysler, Chief Of Engineers, Daimler Chrysler Corp, Daimlerchrysler Corporation, Dana Corp, Dana Corporation, Dana Inc, Jpi Transportation Products Inc |
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