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Datasheet. C1618-3 specification
The chemical compound or mechanical mixture properties of which the item is fabricated.
steel corrosion resisting
Answers.
1EA
Steel corrosion resisting
Schedule B number: 8482991050
Parts, except inner and outer races, for ball bearings, (including ball bearings with integral shafts)
FSC 3110 ⁓ Bearings, antifriction, unmounted
Note-this class includes bearings that generally have roller or balls confined by an inner and outer ring to relieve friction in/on/around rotating/moving mechanisms.
Excluding plain bearings (fsc 3120); jewel bearings (fsc 3120)
NSN 3110-01-169-5965 SHIELD,BEARING,REPLACEMENT
- NIIN
- 011695965
- NIIN Date
- 01/12/84
- Schedule B
- 8482991050
- Name Code
- 18149
- FIIG
- A044A0
- QUP
- 1
- Historical Price
- $265.05 EA
- DEMIL / ITAR
- Uncontrolled item (Code A)
- Hazmat
- No hazard information available from HMIRS.
- MSDS
- N/A
- Precious Metals
- Metal content unknown
- Enviromental
- N/A
- Electrostatic ESD & EMI
- No ESD or EMI sensitivity
Other Part Numbers Parts with same form, fit, and function by other manufacturers
| 1. | C1618-36 | Cage 25634 |
| 2. | C1618-36 | Cage 66544 |
Major End Users Countries and entities
- - Department of The Air Force
- - Federal Aviation Administration
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C1618-3 / Shield,bearing,replacementWhat is the formal definition of this item?
A metal or plastic shield located on the face sides of a ball or roller bearing, primarily designed to prevent foreign substances from entering the internal construction of the bearing.
