5970-01-431-9886

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Federal Supply Group

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components

Federal Supply Classification

5970 Electrical Insulators and Insulating Materials

National Stock Number

5970-01-431-9886

Assigment Date

05/23/1996 (30 years ago)

A nonmetallic circular item with an aperature, having a solid round cross-section. They are used primarily for sealing. For items with other than round cross section, see packing,preformed. For noncircular items with a round cross-section, see seal,nonmetallic round section and rubber,round section.

5970-01-431-9886, no name available

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What is the FSCG of the NSN 5970-01-431-9886?

The FSCG of the NSN 5970-01-431-9886 is 5970

Does NSN 5970-01-431-9886 require demilitarization?

Items subject to the export administration regulations (ear) in parts 730-774 of title 15, code of federal regulations (cfr) (ccli or ear99) and determined by dod to present a low risk when released out of dod control. No demil, mut, or end use certificate is required. May require an export licensefrom doc.

Does NSN 5970-01-431-9886 contain precious materials?

Item does not contain precious metal.

Does NSN 5970-01-431-9886 contain hazardous materials?

Indicates there is no information in the hmirs. The nsn is in a fsc in table ii of fed std 313 and a msds may be required by the user. The requirement for a msds is dependent on a hazard determination of the supplier or the intended end use of item.

When the NSN 5970-01-431-9886 was assigned to the Federal Catalog?

It was assigned 30 years ago, on Thu, May 23, 1996