Hand Terminal Crimping Tool NSN 5120-01-392-1066

Item Description

A hand held tool designed to install various types of terminals on electrical conductors. See also compressing tool, splicing sleeve.

NSN: 5120-01-392-1066

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Features and Characteristics

FSC

5120 Nonpowered Nonedged Hand Tools

NIIN

013921066

NSN

5120013921066

Manufacturer Part Numbers

Part numbers registered to this national stock number.

Part Number

Cage

Status

MSDS

Part Number:

GMT-202

Cage Code:

11851

Status:

MSDS:

Foreign Trade & Schedule B

What is a Schedule B number? Find more information at help.cbp.gov

Schedule B Number: 8203206060
NAICS: 332216
SITC: 69523
Description: Pincers and similar tools not pliers or tweezers, base metal
End Use (Code 21190):
Photo, service industry machinery

Q & A

Frequently asked questions for NSN 5120-01-392-1066

What are the manufacturers of nsn 5120013921066?

Daniels Manufacturing Corporation (11851)

Does this nsn 5120013921066 have a shelf life?
No. This NSN does not have an applicable shelf life.

What is the formal definition of nsn 5120013921066
A hand held tool designed to install various types of terminals on electrical conductors. see also compressing tool, splicing sleeve.

Does nsn 5120013921066 contain any precious metals?
No precious metal content.

Does nsn 5120013921066 contain any hazardous materials?
No MSDS. No hazardous material.

What is the ESD classification of nsn 5120013921066?
No known electrostatic discharge.

Identification Group

Item Identification Guide (IIG) and Item Name Code (INC)

INC

FIIG

App. Key

Cond. Code

Status

INC:

06997

FIIG:

A538L0

App. Key:

Cond. Code:

Status:

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