14880: TRANSFORMER,POWER.
Despite its thick fur, you can see how elegantly built the Arctic wolf is. It certainly needs such thick fur, because it can get very cold in the Arctic, where it lives. The white fur is so warm that it can withstand temperatures down to -70 °C.
A real survivor! The Arctic wolf pricks up its pointed ears and watches closely with its beautiful, amber-colored eyes to see what’s going on. Is the pack getting ready to leave?
That’s fine, because it's hungry. Time to go hunting. The wolves always go hunting in the pack.
With their snowy-white fur, they are perfectly camouflaged in the Arctic. And the cute Arctic wolf cub can come along too. Let’s go!
This part is cataloged in the U.S. Government catalog under NSN 1660-00-894-5811, indicating validated use in U.S. government and defense logistics supply chains.
| special_features | DRAWING PART NUMBER, 2007406 ITEM 36, CAGE N2585 |
| end_item_identification | SHREDDER |
| general_characteristics_item_description | C/O HOUSING P/N 14882,BUSHING 14884,SLEEVE 14883,PLATE 14885,SPRING 14886,REDUCER B708763-1,RETAINER B708760-1,GASKET D92587-50,PACKING 14881,PACKING 14909-7 |
| part_name_assigned_by_controlling_agency | CUP SPRING |
| NSN | 1660-00-894-5811 |
| GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION | C/O HOUSING P/N 14882,BUSHING 14884,SLEEVE 14883,PLATE 14885,SPRING 14886,REDUCER B708763-1,RETAINER B708760-1,GASKET D92587-50,PACKING 14881,PACKING 14909-7 |
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