Model: 8073

Protection Bellows

Properties:

Extended Length

24.000 inches

Contracted Length

3.000 inches

Material

Rubber chloroprene class cr

NSN

5342-01-436-7641

Part Number

8073

Description

Bellows,protection

CAGE

88759

A nonmetallic, accordian shaped protective covering designed to flex due to relative motion between parts to which its opposite ends are attached. It is primarily used to cover the opening around a movable push-pull rod or part passing through a hole in a bulkhead, partition or the like.

Part 8073 NSN 5342-01-436-7641

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INC:

35168

FIIG:

A539Z0

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Material Classification

Hazardous material, precious metals, criticality, enviroment, and electrostatic discharge indicators

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ENAC

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CRITL

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NMFC:

183780

UFC:

90090

LTL:

100.0

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713

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Schedule B and Export

Schedule B: 8487900080
SITC: 74999
End Use: Industrial machines, other
NAICS: 333999
USDA: 1

Freight Class: Machinery parts not containing electrical features, and not specified or included elsewhere in chapter 84, except ships' propellers