Originally domesticated in Southwest Asia, China, and Europe, pigs were valuable and easy to please thanks to their adjustable nature and status as omnivores. For meat, bristles, and skin, pigs were profitable in farming. Currently, in some countries, pigs help in finding truffles with their sensitive snouts.
In other countries, people keep pigs as pets, raising them indoors or outdoors. Still popular for food, products include bacon, sausage, ham, head cheese, and more. - Fun Fact : Pigs often have a higher ability to be trained than cats or dogs.
- Scientific Name : Sus scrofa - Conservation Status : Domesticated - Global Home : Worldwide This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5998-01-537-8049, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| phase | SINGLE INPUT |
| width | 0.547 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| material | STEEL COMP 1010 |
| nut_style | HEXAGON |
| duty_cycle | CONTINUOUS |
| flat_depth | 0.109 INCHES NOMINAL SINGLE END IN |
| nut_height | 0.125 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.157 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| bonnet_type | OUTSIDE SCREW-YOKE |
| design_type | REUSABLE |
| temp_rating | 40.0 OPERATING CELSIUS |
| power_rating | 0.2500 HORSEPOWER OUTPUT |
| thread_class | 3B |
| NSN | 5998-01-537-8049 |