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National Item Identification Number 010502232 – Check NSN Parts

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NSN Information for NIIN 01-050-2232

Alternative NSN5210010502232
Item NameClamp Dial Indicator
INC Code77777
Federal Supply Group (FSG)52 Measuring Tools
Federal Supply Class (FSC)5210 Measuring Tools Craftsmen's
National Item Identification Number (NIIN)01-050-2232 (010502232)
NCB CodeUSA (01)
ManufacturerMahr Federal Inc

NIIN 010502232 Manufacturer's List

CAGE Code List NIIN 010502232

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Part No.NSNItem NameManufacturerContract NoQTYRFQ
AT 1005210-01-050-2232Clamp Dial IndicatorMahr Federal IncNAAvlRFQ
AT-1005210-01-050-2232Clamp Dial IndicatorMahr Federal IncNAAvlRFQ
AT-1005210-01-050-2232Clamp Dial IndicatorMahr Federal IncNAAvlRFQ
AS9120B · ISO 9001:2015
FAA AC 00-56B
AS6081 Certified
ANSI/ESD S20.20
ITAR Registered
NIST 800-171
CAGE 6RE77
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