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Datasheet. GA1012 specification
End Item Identification
The national stock number or the identification information of the end equipment for which the item is a part.
The national stock number or the identification information of the end equipment for which the item is a part.
SEMI-Automatic sniper rifle M110
Part Name Assigned By Controlling Agency
The name assigned to the item by the government agency or commercial organization controlling the design of the item.
The name assigned to the item by the government agency or commercial organization controlling the design of the item.
strap, cinch
Answers.
What's the federal classification of GA1012?
FSC 5325 ⁓ Fastening devices
NSN 5325-01-599-6169 FASTENER TAPE,HOOK AND PILE
Used on semi-automatic sniper rifle m110. strap, cinch
- NIIN
- 015996169
- NIIN Date
- 10/05/11
- Schedule B
- Name Code
- 32412
- FIIG
- A45400
- DEMIL / ITAR
- Uncontrolled item (Code A)
- Hazmat
- No hazard information available from HMIRS.
- MSDS
- N/A
- Precious Metals
- No precious metals
- Enviromental
- N/A
- Electrostatic ESD & EMI
- No ESD or EMI sensitivity
Major End Users Countries and entities
- - Singapore
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GA1012 / Fastener tape,hook and pileWhat is the formal definition of this item?
A fastener device consisting of two tapes; a hook tape having raised loops cut near their outer ends to form free hooks which engage the uncut loops of a pile tape. when pressed together these two tapes cling to each other until disengaged by a "peeling" motion. commonly known as "velcro".
