Crane Carrier Company, Llc · NSN 4720-01-503-7205 · FSC 4720 · No Item Name Available
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NSN 4720-01-503-7205 — this item is cataloged by the U.S. Government under National Stock Number 4720-01-503-7205. Primary manufacturer part number: 357-11.
4720-01-503-7205 — No Item Name Available illustration
Features
Tubing,nonmetallic — FSC 4720
6 verified cross-references
Primary manufacturer: Crane Carrier Company, Llc
Applications
Plumbing and fluid distribution
Industrial piping systems
Fuel and lubricant distribution
General Description
The Tubing,nonmetallic, cataloged under National Stock Number 4720-01-503-7205, is classified within Federal Supply Class 4720 (No Item Name Available) of the Pipe, Tubing, Hose, and Fittings group. The primary manufacturer of record is Crane Carrier Company, Llc. This item has 6 commercial cross-references from 4 manufacturers, 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
Tubing,nonmetallic
FSC / FSG
4720 — No Item Name Available (FSG 47)
Manufacturers
Crane Carrier Company, Llc (CAGE 03533); Society of Automotive Engineers Inc (CAGE 81343); Sae International Dba Sae International (CAGE 0U583); Eaton Corp (CAGE 85757)
NSN 4720-01-503-7205 is a Tubing,nonmetallic, manufactured by Crane Carrier Company, Llc, classified under FSC 4720 (No Item Name Available). Status: active.
What are the part numbers for NSN 4720-01-503-7205?
NSN 4720-01-503-7205 has 6 cross-referenced part numbers: B357-0001 (Crane Carrier Company, Llc), 357-11 (Crane Carrier Company, Llc), J844 (Society of Automotive Engineers Inc), A357-0011 (Crane Carrier Company, Llc), J844 (Sae International Dba Sae International) and 1 more.
What NSN replaces 4720-01-503-7205?
There are 12 known substitutes for 4720-01-503-7205: 4820-00-425-9587, 5895-00-437-2405, 4720-01-014-4915 and 9 more. Verify interchangeability with system specifications before substitution.
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