Model: 857022A46

Marine Propeller

Special Features:

For v-6 outboards, alpha, bravo, one and trs sterndrives.

Properties:

End Application

Boat, dive su

Blade Quantity

Propeller Type

Fixed pitch

Rotation Direction

Right-hand

Span Maximum Diameter

1.3 feet

Design Pitch

1.3 feet

Blade Pitch Type

Constant

Material And Location

Steel, corrosion resisting

Part Name Assigned By Controlling Agency

Mercury revolution 4 propeller

NSN

2010-01-631-6660

Part Number

857022A46

Description

Propeller,marine

CAGE

88907

A propeller with two or more radial blades, designed to rotate and provide thrust for waterborne vessel or self-propelled underwater devices. It may be of solid or built-up construction; controllable, adjustable or fixed pitch design.

Part 857022A46 NSN 2010-01-631-6660

INC

FIIG

Concept No.

App. Key

Cond. Code

Status

INC:

30771

FIIG:

A30700

Concept No.:

App. Key:

Cond. Code:

Status:

Material Classification

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

HMIC

PMIC

ESD/EMI

ENAC

MMAC

CRITL

HMIC:

PMIC:

ESD:

MMAC:

CRITL:

Freight Classification

NMFC

UFC

LTL

LCL

WCC

TCC

SHC

ACC

NMFC:

127260

UFC:

58952

LTL:

RATING VARIABLE

LCL:

WCC:

810

TCC:

SHC:

ACC:

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Schedule B and Export

Schedule B: 8409996000
SITC: 71392
End Use: Marine engines, parts
NAICS: 333618
USDA: 1

Freight Class: Parts for compression-ignition internal combustion piston engines (diesel) for marine propulsion