Guitarfish have the body and pectoral fins of a ray and the tail fins of a shark. With a length of 2.70 metres and a weight of 135 kilograms, the bowmouth guitarfish is one of the largest of its kind. It has sharp, thorny ridges on its head, back, and pectoral fins.
They consist of bones and ward off bite attacks from enemies. The guitarfish are thus able to escape, with a bit of luck. It likes to eat crustaceans and crabs, breaking open their shells with its flat teeth.
- Fun Fact : The body of a guitarfish is similar to a violin or guitar, which is why it got its name. - Scientific Name : Rhina ancylostoma - Conservation Status : VU - Primary Habitat : sea#pelagic - Global Home : indo_west_pacific This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5136-00-236-4275, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| length | 60.300 MILLIMETERS NOMINAL SQUARE END MM |
| material | TUNGSTEN CARBIDE HEAD |
| end_shape | FLAT OR ROUND |
| nut_style | HEXAGON |
| base_style | MEDIUM SCREW |
| bulb_style | R (REFLECTOR) |
| core_width | 18.750 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| fan_shroud | NOT INCLUDED |
| head_shape | STRAIGHT FISSURE |
| nut_height | 0.189 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| tank_width | 19.938 INCHES NOMINAL FIRST TANK UPPER IN |
| core_height | 23.688 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| NSN | 5136-00-236-4275 |
| OVERALL LENGTH | 60.000 MILLIMETERS NOMINAL MM |
| STYLE DESIGNATOR | STRAIGHT FLUTE |
| THREAD STRUCTURE | REGULAR |
| FLUTE QUANTITY | 4 |
| MATERIAL | STEEL OVERALL |
| THREAD FORMING METHOD | GROUND |
| SPECIFICATION/STANDARD DATA | 05047-ASME B94.9 PROFESSIONAL/INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION STANDARD |
| STARTING CHAMFER TYPE | PLUG |
| THREAD SIZE AND SERIES/TYPE DESIGNATOR | 4.5 MM ISO M MM |
| LENGTH | 60.300 MILLIMETERS NOMINAL SQUARE END MM |