American Standard Inc Westinghouse Air Brake Co Div · NSN 3830-00-160-7562 · FSC 3830 · No Item Name Available
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NSN 3830-00-160-7562 — this item is cataloged by the U.S. Government under National Stock Number 3830-00-160-7562. Primary manufacturer part number: C9.
3830-00-160-7562 — No Item Name Available illustration
Features
Cap — FSC 3830
1 verified cross-reference
Primary manufacturer: American Standard Inc Westinghouse Air Brake Co Div
Applications
Industrial maintenance and repair
Government and military logistics
Equipment overhaul and refurbishment
General Description
The Cap, cataloged under National Stock Number 3830-00-160-7562, is classified within Federal Supply Class 3830 (No Item Name Available) of the Construction, Mining, Excavating Equipment group. The primary manufacturer of record is American Standard Inc Westinghouse Air Brake Co Div. This item has 1 commercial cross-reference from 1 manufacturer, enabling identification through both NSN and commercial part number lookups. 12 verified substitutes exist in the FLIS interchangeability database. Current acquisition status: Active.
Catalog Facts
Item Name
Cap
FSC / FSG
3830 — No Item Name Available (FSG 38)
Manufacturers
American Standard Inc Westinghouse Air Brake Co Div (CAGE 35311)
Technical Specifications
Parameter
Value
NSN
3830-00-160-7562
Primary Part Number
C9
Item Name
Cap
FSC / FSG
3830 / 38 — No Item Name Available
Manufacturer
American Standard Inc Westinghouse Air Brake Co Div
NSN 3830-00-160-7562 is a Cap, manufactured by American Standard Inc Westinghouse Air Brake Co Div, classified under FSC 3830 (No Item Name Available). Status: active.
What are the part numbers for NSN 3830-00-160-7562?
NSN 3830-00-160-7562 has 1 cross-referenced part number: C9 (American Standard Inc Westinghouse Air Brake Co Div).
What NSN replaces 3830-00-160-7562?
There are 12 known substitutes for 3830-00-160-7562: 5930-00-071-7753, 3020-00-349-7101, 6635-00-530-1129 and 9 more. Verify interchangeability with system specifications before substitution.
✓ Validated with multiple authoritative sources, including Government, OEM, and Certified sources.