Related to horses and rhinoceroses, tapirs tend to reach lengths of seven feet and stand three feet tall, weighing up to seven hundred pounds. Wearing short coats of red brown, gray, or black, adult tapirs raise young, wearing striped and spotted coats for protection. Possessing a probing proboscis, tapirs take down leaves and food that would be out of their reach without it.
Living for three decades, tapirs enjoy swimming, wallowing in mud, foraging, and eating. Tapirs have been known to eat almost ninety pounds of food in one day! - Fun Fact : Tapirs have four toes on their front feet and three on the back ones. - Scientific Name : Tapirus indicus - Conservation Status : Endangered (EN) - Primary Habitat : Tropics - Global Home : Asia and Australia This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5325-00-609-4883, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
| length | 0.395 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.405 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| material | RUBBER BUTADIENE-ACRYLONITRILE CLASS NBR OVERALL |
| head_style | HEXAGON |
| body_length | 2.500 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| inclosure_type | FULLY INCLOSED |
| hardness_rating | 70.0 SHORE DUROMETER A NOMINAL OVERALL |
| mounting_method | UNTHREADED HOLE(S) SINGLE GROUP |
| terminal_design | NONFEEDTHRU |
| flange_thickness | 0.060 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| outside_diameter | 53.0 MILLIMETERS NOMINAL MM |
| special_features | LENGTH IS 3 INCHES; IN |
| special_markings | 1-2-3-4-5 |
| NSN | 5325-00-609-4883 |
| WIDTH ACROSS FLATS | 0.670 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.675 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| FLANGE THICKNESS | 0.060 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| LENGTH | 0.395 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.405 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| STYLE DESIGNATOR | FLANGE |