PTFE tape on tapered threads (NPT/BSPT) JIC/AN flare connections seal metal-to-metal — no tape
NPT != BSPT — look identical, NOT interchangeable
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
The M52525/2-8-10 is a the manufacturer industrial component. This product is currently in active production with full OEM support. This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 4730-01-075-1046, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains. Available through authorized enterprise resellers and TPM (Third Party Maintenance) channels. Verify compatibility with your specific system configuration before ordering.
WHERE IT FITS
M52525/2-8-10
NSN:4730-01-075-1046 FSC:4730 CAGE:81349 — MILITARY SPECIFICATIONS PROMULGATED BY MILITARY DEPARTMENTS/AGENCIES UNDER AUTHORITY OF DEFENSE STANDARDIZATION MANUAL 4120 3-M
SPECIFICATIONS
Part Number
M52525/2-8-10
NSN
4730-01-075-1046
COMPONENT DIAGRAM
KEY FEATURES
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THREAD SERIES DESIGNATOR: UNF FIRST END
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NOMINAL THREAD SIZE: 0.875 INCHES FIRST END IN
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OPERATING PRESSURE: 3500.0 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (PSI) MAXIMUM SINGLE RESPONSE LBS
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NONDEFINITIVE SPEC/STD DATA: B TYPE
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FLOW ANGLE: 45.0 DEGREES
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SEAT ANGLE: 37.0 DEGREES FIRST END
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FURNISHED ITEMS AND QUANTITY: 1 HOSE COUPLING NUT
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MATERIAL: STEEL OR IRON OVERALL
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS (FLIS)
THREAD SERIES DESIGNATOR
UNF FIRST END
NOMINAL THREAD SIZE
0.875 INCHES FIRST END IN
OPERATING PRESSURE
3500.0 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (PSI) MAXIMUM SINGLE RESPONSE LBS
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is M52525/2-8-10?
M52525/2-8-10 is a M52525/2-8-10.
What parts can replace M52525/2-8-10?
There are 15 known substitutes for M52525/2-8-10: 12C12TNR45, MIL-F-52525, MS39291-8-8B and 12 more. Substitute compatibility should be verified for your specific system.
What is the NSN for M52525/2-8-10?
M52525/2-8-10 is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 4730-01-075-1046. This indicates validated use in U.S. government and defense supply chains.
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