6015-01-575-3609

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Federal Supply Group

Fiber Optics Materials, Components, Assemblies, and Accessories

Federal Supply Classification

6015 Fiber Optic Cables

National Stock Number

6015-01-575-3609

Item Name Code

32277

Assigment Date

06/29/2009 (17 years ago)

A manually or power operated valve having three or more ports. The direction of the flow through the various ports is controlled by either one or more reciprocating slide(s) or spool(s) with recess areas which mate with ports in an integral or replaceable ported sleeve, or one or more poppet(s). It is designed to change the direction of fluid flow from one valve port to another. An off (no flow) position is not a flow pattern. The valve is designed to actuate various components of a fluid system. A power operated valve may have a manual override. For items which stop, start, or change the flow of fluid, see: valve, solenoid. Excludes:valve, plug. See also servovalve, hydraulic; body section, working, linear directional control valve; and valve assembly.

optical fiber brakebox part name assigned by controlling agency, corning glass manufactured;tight buffer cable type;om2 50/125um fiber optic type;plenum outer sheath;sheath color orange;meter measuring markings on sheath;2 optical fibers;outer diameter is 4.0 mm;50 lb max installation tension;220 n max installation tension;12.5lb max load long term; 80 n max load long term;3.2 inch (8.0 cm) minimum bending radius-installation;1.6 inch (4.0 cm) minimum bending radius-long-term;rohs conform yes;packaged in cardboard box, with reel capacvity of 305 mr;reel payout tension is adjustable (brake) special features

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Part Name Assigned By Controlling Agency: optical fiber brakebox
Special Features: corning glass manufactured;tight buffer cable type;om2 50/125um fiber optic type;plenum outer sheath;sheath color orange;meter measuring markings on sheath;2 optical fibers;outer diameter is 4.0 mm;50 lb max installation tension;220 n max installation tension;12.5lb max load long term; 80 n max load long term;3.2 inch (8.0 cm) minimum bending radius-installation;1.6 inch (4.0 cm) minimum bending radius-long-term;rohs conform yes;packaged in cardboard box, with reel capacvity of 305 mr;reel payout tension is adjustable (brake)

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34002501Q	Fiber Optic Cable

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What is the FSCG of the NSN 6015-01-575-3609?

The FSCG of the NSN 6015-01-575-3609 is 6015

Does the NSN 6015-01-575-3609 have a Schedule B code assigned?

Yes, the Schedule B code is 9001100000

Does NSN 6015-01-575-3609 require demilitarization?

"commerce control list items (ccli) - mut to the point of scrap required outside the united states. Inside the united states, mut is required when the demil integrity code (ic) is "3" and mut is not required when the demic is "6" (note 8)"

Does NSN 6015-01-575-3609 contain precious materials?

Item does not contain precious metal.

Does NSN 6015-01-575-3609 contain hazardous materials?

Indicates there is no data in the hmirs and the nsn is in a fsc not generally suspected of containing hazardous materials.

When the NSN 6015-01-575-3609 was assigned to the Federal Catalog?

It was assigned 17 years ago, on Mon, Jun 29, 2009