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NIIN 004331440 Details - National Item Identification Numbers (NIIN) List - Page 2
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40 items04022
Capacitance Value per Section: 6.000 microfarads single section Terminal Type and Quantity: 1 solder stud and 1 tab, solder lug Body Style: 1B W/O mtg facilities, terminal(s) on one end
MILC39006-19
Capacitance Value per Section: 6.000 microfarads single section Terminal Type and Quantity: 1 solder stud and 1 tab, solder lug Body Style: 1B W/O mtg facilities, terminal(s) on one end
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