13602: RELAY,ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Among the oldest domesticated species, goats have been cultivated for many purposes. Their meat, milk, skin, and hair are used internationally. Like cows and deer, goats are ruminants and have a four-chambered stomach.
This works well with their varied diet as they can extract nutrients from almost any food source. After giving birth to a few kids, nanny goats will give six pounds of milk daily. Although they may not look the part, goats are curious, agile, and intelligent, often trying to escape from fencing.
Living into their teens, goats are also useful on farms to help with the workload. - Fun Fact : Nanny goats usually give birth to twins. - Scientific Name : Capra aegagrus - Conservation Status : Domesticated - Global Home : Worldwide This part is cataloged in the U.S.
Government catalog under NSN 5342-00-037-7859, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| material | STEEL CORROSION RESISTING BODY |
| temp_rating | 2600.0 FAHRENHEIT AND -65.0 FAHRENHEIT DEGF |
| control_type | LOCAL OR REMOTE |
| amp_size_rating | 35.0 |
| hardness_rating | 48.0 ROCKWELL C MINIMUM AND 52.0 ROCKWELL C MAXIMUM OVERALL |
| mounting_method | UNTHREADED MOUNTING HOLES |
| actuation_method | MAGNETIC |
| special_features | PRIMARY ADDITIVE GRAPHITE, BRUSH TOP CAN CONTAINER |
| ac_voltage_rating | 600.0 VOLTS MAXIMUM |
| enclosure_feature | OPEN |
| seating_surface_shape | FLAT |
| mounting_hole_quantity | 6 |
| NSN | 5342-00-037-7859 |
| GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION | STEEL,CADMIUM PLATED |
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