If your operations require top-requested part numbers like 0.312-18UNC-2AX2.000LG STL, 0.312-18UNC-2AX0.875LG STL, 0.312-18UNC-2AX0.875LG STL, 0.375-16UNC-3A X 1.500LG NICUAL, 0.312-18UNC-3AX1.00LG NICUAL, and others by Flo Tork Inc, then you have come to the right place. The wealth of part numbers organized on this page have all been manufactured under CAGE Code 07270 for your reference. CAGE Code 07270 covers various offerings, including inserts, push switches, indicator lights, and more, so take your time in exploring your options. Upon discovering an item of interest, do not hesitate to fill out and submit an RFQ form as soon as possible. When completing a form, we only ask that you provide target prices, delivery deadlines, and desired quantities, among other operational constraints. While we do not sell out of frequently sold items, they do go fast, so make an RFQ submission today. For customers who prefer additional guidance, contact our experts via phone or email at any time; we are available around the clock!
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CAGE Code 07270 - Flo Tork Inc Aircraft Parts - Page 6
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120 items0.312-18UNC-2AX2.000LG STL
Fastener Length: 2.000 inches nominal Nominal Thread Diameter: 0.312 inches Thread Series Designator: UNC
0.312-18UNC-2AX0.875LG STL
Fastener Length: 0.875 inches nominal Nominal Thread Diameter: 0.312 inches Thread Series Designator: UNC
0001-0028R
Material: Rubber butadiene-acrylonitrile class nbr Cross-Sectional Height: 0.062 inches nominal Center Hole Diameter: 1.724 inches minimum and 1.754 inches maximum
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