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National Item Identification Number 010818232 – Check NSN Parts
NSN Information for NIIN 01-081-8232
| Alternative NSN | 5305010818232 |
| Item Name | Setscrew |
| INC Code | 06672 |
| Federal Supply Group (FSG) | 53 Hardware and Abrasives |
| Federal Supply Class (FSC) | 5305 Screws |
| National Item Identification Number (NIIN) | 01-081-8232 (010818232) |
| NCB Code | USA (01) |
| Manufacturer | Federal Specifications, Federal Specifications Promulgat, Nat Aerospace Std, National Aerospace Standards, National Aerospace Standards Com |
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