What Does the NSN 3020002442568 Represent?
The NSN 3020002442568 serves to uniquely identify Gear Antibacklash S offerings, providing a standardized way to manage, classify, and procure such items.
Who Manufacturers NSN 3020002442568?
Parts we carry with the NSN 3020002442568 come from notable manufacturers like Scientific Atlanta Llc, and others that are known for the quality and reliability.
of their offerings
What CAGE Codes Are Associated with NSN 3020002442568?
Items we feature with the NSN 3020002442568 trace back to manufacturers under CAGE Codes like 10110, and others,
such data being offered for customers to have as much resources as they need for purchasing.
What Part Numbers Are Associated with NSN 3020002442568?
Part numbers we offer that correspond to NSN 3020002442568 include PA23CM9205, C9205, 95942, 9205, 195942, and others, such offerings showcasing a range of options we have for procurement.
What Information Is Included within NSN 3020002442568?
Every NSN can be broken up into multiple elements, each providing important identifying details or reference data. For example, the NSN 3020002442568
includes information like:
- Federal Supply Group (FSG): With the first two digits of the NSN, one can determine that this item belongs to FSG 30 Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment.
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Federal Supply Class (FSC): With the first four digits of the NSN, one can determine that this item belongs to FSC 3020 Gears Pulleys Sprockets and Transmission Chain, which is a
further categorization under the FSG.
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NIIN: As the 9 digits following an item’s FSC, the NIIN of this item is 002442568.
- National Codification Bureau (NCB) Code: The NCB code is the first two digits of the NIIN, with this item having an NCB of USA (00).
- Item Number: The item number is the final seven digits of an NSN, serving for unique identification.
What Is the Item Name Code (INC) of NSN 3020002442568?
The Item Name Code (INC) associated with NSN 3020002442568 is 26668, offering additional reference for identification and categorization.
