Electron Tube Retainer

NSN: 5960-00-609-5382 | Model: 1221383PC1

An item specifically designed to restrain the movement of an electron tube when the latter is mounted in another item, normally a tube socket. Includes clamps, clips, and similar restraining devices specifically designed for this function.

NSN Properties and Flags

NATO Stock Number

5960-00-609-5382

DEMIL

Overall Length

1.620 inches

Overall Height

0.285 inches

Overall Width

0.422 inches

Length

1.060 inches

Unthreaded Mounting Hole Diameter

0.106 inches single mounting facility

Distance Between Mounting Facility Centers

1.380 inches single mounting facility single center group

Accommodated Item Securing Device Type

Clamp

Electron Tube Base Accommodated Diameter

+0.328/+0.422 inches

Tube Accommodated Maximum Height

0.285 inches

Tube Envelope Accommodated Maximum Diameter

0.328 inches

Mounting Facility Type And Quantity

2 unthreaded hole single mounting facility

Material

Copper alloy 170

Material Specification

Qq-c-533 federal specification single material response

Surface Treatment

Oxide

Surface Treatment Specification

Mil-c-13924, cl 1 military specification single treatment response

Style Designator

Srew rectangular clamp, footed hole mounting

Test Data Document

10001-1221383 drawing (this is the basic governing drawing, such as a contractor drawing, original equipment manufacturer drawing, etc.; excludes any specification, standard or other document that may be referenced in a basic governing drawing)

Pricing and Availability

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NSN 5960-00-609-5382 Datasheet

Supply Class (FSC):

Electron Tubes And Associated Hardware

Cross Reference:

1221383PC1
1221383-1
1221383PC1

Cage Codes:

Navair and Navsea Managed (CAGE 10001)
Naval Sea Systems Command (CAGE 53711)
James Ippolito & Co. Of Connecticut, (CAGE 96458)

Schedule B & Trade:

Schedule B: 8540990000 (NAICS 334419)

Thermionic, cold cathode or photocathode tube parts, nesoi
SITC: 77629

Parts of television picture tubes and other electronic valves and tubes
End Use: 21400

Telecommunications equipment

Identification:

HMIC

P - Indicates there is no information in the hmirs. The nsn is in a fsc in table ii of federal standard 313 and a msds may be required by the user. The requirement for a msds is dependent on a hazard determination of the supplier or the intended end use of item.

PMIC

U - Precious metal content is unknown

CRITL

- The item does not have a nuclear hardened feature or any other critical feature such as tolerance, fit restriction or application.

Freight Information:

NMFC:

095190 - Hardware, noi sub 9
WCC:

658 - Electrical appliances, small
SHC:

9 - Other or no special handling required (sh)
ADC:

A - Shipment is not a consolidation and does not exceed 84 inches in any dimension.
ACC:

H - Instruments/equipment/supplies for radio, communications, electrical, laboratory, etc. (includes signal corps)
LTL:

Q - 70.0
TCC:

Z - No special type of cargo code applicable

NSN Management Codes:

SOS
Sms
AAC
X
Quantity per pack
1
Unit of Measure
Ea
Shelf Life
N/A
Classification Control
U
MGMT_CTL
9b-----
Repariability

Questions & Answers:
What are the historical prices recorded for this stock number?
Historical data shows pricing from $11.26 to $18.77..
Does NSN 5960-00-609-5382 have a shelf life?
No. There is no shelf life applicable for this NSN.
What NATO entities are users of this NSN?
Department Of The Navy, Kuwait, and New Zealand
What is the NIIN of NSN 5960-00-609-5382?
006095382 or 00-609-5382
Does NSN 5960-00-609-5382 require demilitarization?
Yes - ITAR Controlled
What is the most recent solicitation for NSN 5960-00-609-5382?
No solicitations for this NSN.
When was this national stock number assigned to the federal catalog?
Jan 01, 1963