14662: COIL,RADIO FREQUENCY.
Gorillas are the largest living representatives of the primate family. Despite their prominent canine teeth and muscular bodies, they feed almost exclusively on plants. The males are significantly larger than the females.
The gorillas' habitat in the jungle of Central Africa is continuously being encroached upon due to human expansion. For this reason, there are only a small number of these animals, just as timid as they are fascinating, remaining. They are an endangered species.
- Fun Fact : A silvery grey fur develops on older gorillas which is why they are called "silverbacks." - Scientific Name : Gorilla - Conservation Status : highly endangered - Primary Habitat : forest - Global Home : Africa This part is cataloged in the U.S. Government catalog under NSN 2540-00-229-2802, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| material | STEEL |
| pad_shape | RECTANGULAR |
| overall_width | 2.750 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| turn_quantity | 5 SINGLE COMPONENT SINGLE WINDING |
| coil_form_type | AIR WOUND SINGLE COMPONENT |
| end_similarity | IDENTICAL |
| inclosure_type | OPEN |
| overall_length | 2.594 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| first_end_style | PLAIN |
| mounting_method | TERMINAL SINGLE GROUP |
| special_features | CONTAINS NO CADMIUM, LEAD OR ZINC; NON-CORROSIVE |
| attachment_method | SLIP OVER |
| NSN | 2540-00-229-2802 |
| OVERALL THICKNESS | 0.688 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| OVERALL LENGTH | 5.125 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| OVERALL WIDTH | 2.750 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| MATERIAL | RUBBER SYNTHETIC WEAR SURFACE |
| PAD SHAPE | RECTANGULAR |
| ATTACHMENT METHOD | SLIP OVER |