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02-1998 ✓ Verified by PartsTable
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

The FAN,VANEAXIAL is a the manufacturer thermal management component critical for maintaining optimal operating temperatures in enterprise hardware. Key specifications include material: TITANIUM OVERALL, thread_length: 35.0 MILLIMETERS MM, special_features: SCHANZ WITH DUAL CORE; 35MM THREAD/180MM TOTAL LENGTH MM, casehardening_indicator: NOT CASEHARDENED, outside_thread_diameter: 6.2 MILLIMETERS NOMINAL MM, part_name_assigned_by_controlling_agency: SCREW 6.2MM TI SCHANZ DUAL CORE 35MM LONG MM. This product is currently in active production with full OEM support.

This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 4140-00-226-6591, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains. Available through authorized enterprise resellers and TPM (Third Party Maintenance) channels.

Verify compatibility with your specific system configuration before ordering.

WHERE IT FITS
02-1998
NSN: 4140-00-226-6591
FSC: 4140
CAGE: 82877 — ROTRON INCORPORATED (USA)
SPECIFICATIONS
materialTITANIUM OVERALL
thread_length35.0 MILLIMETERS MM
special_featuresSCHANZ WITH DUAL CORE; 35MM THREAD/180MM TOTAL LENGTH MM
casehardening_indicatorNOT CASEHARDENED
outside_thread_diameter6.2 MILLIMETERS NOMINAL MM
part_name_assigned_by_controlling_agencySCREW 6.2MM TI SCHANZ DUAL CORE 35MM LONG MM
NSN4140-00-226-6591
COMPONENT DIAGRAM
COMPONENT MAIN IC EDGE CONNECTOR No detailed specs available FAN,VANEAXIAL TITLE COMPONENT PN 02-1998 MFR FAN,VANEAXIAL
KEY FEATURES
AIR FLOW RATE: 60.0 CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE NOMINAL
INCLOSURE TYPE: FULLY INCLOSED
PHASE: THREE
OPERATING SPEED AT RATED CAPACITY IN RPM: 19500.0
LENGTH: 1.600 INCHES NOMINAL IN
ROTATION DIRECTION FOR WHICH DESIGNED: COUNTERCLOCKWISE
DIAMETER: 1.859 INCHES NOMINAL IN
SPEED ADJUSTMENTS: SINGLE SPEED
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
  • Server thermal management and cooling
  • Hot-swap fan replacement in production environments
  • Redundant cooling for high-availability systems
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS (FLIS)
AIR FLOW RATE60.0 CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE NOMINAL
INCLOSURE TYPEFULLY INCLOSED
PHASETHREE
OPERATING SPEED AT RATED CAPACITY IN RPM19500.0
LENGTH1.600 INCHES NOMINAL IN
ROTATION DIRECTION FOR WHICH DESIGNEDCOUNTERCLOCKWISE
DIAMETER1.859 INCHES NOMINAL IN
SPEED ADJUSTMENTSSINGLE SPEED
VOLTAGE IN VOLTS AND CURRENT TYPE115.0 AC
MOUNTING FACILITY TYPE AND QUANTITY1 FLANGE
VERIFIED SUBSTITUTES & CROSS-REFERENCES 15
808252Interchangeable
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033151Interchangeable
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AXIMAX 2H 1065JHInterchangeable
interchangeable cross-reference
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033217Interchangeable
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020429Interchangeable
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940015-2BInterchangeable
interchangeable cross-reference
interchangeable
LIFECYCLE
StatusACTIVE
AvailabilityOEM and secondary market
RoHS CompliantEAR99Not HAZMAT
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is 02-1998?
02-1998 is a FAN,VANEAXIAL.
What parts can replace 02-1998?
There are 15 known substitutes for 02-1998: 808252, 033151, AXIMAX 2H 1065JH and 12 more. Substitute compatibility should be verified for your specific system.
What is the NSN for 02-1998?
02-1998 is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 4140-00-226-6591. This indicates validated use in U.S. government and defense supply chains.
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