Jacket Buoyancy Aid - Computer Hardware Parts Online 1661, 1661, 21-371-400, 21-371-300, 21-371-300
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56| Part Number | Description | RFQ | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1661 | GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: DURING ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OF OCEAN TOWERS THERMO INFLATION JACKET EXTENDS SURVIVAL TIME 1.5 TO 2 HOURS IN 40 DEG F WATER | ||
| 1661 | GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: DURING ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OF OCEAN TOWERS THERMO INFLATION JACKET EXTENDS SURVIVAL TIME 1.5 TO 2 HOURS IN 40 DEG F WATER | ||
| 21-371-400 | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| 21-371-300 | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| 21-371-300 | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| 21-371-400 | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| 21-371-500 | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| 21-371-500 | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| i077-04-org | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| i077-04-org | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| i077-03-org | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| i077-02-org | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| i077-02-org | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| i077-03-org | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| i077-05-org | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| i077-05-org | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| i077-06-org | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| i077-06-org | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| ifj-077-l | Jacket Buoyancy Aid | ||
| ifj-077-l | Jacket Buoyancy Aid |
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: DURING ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OF OCEAN TOWERS THERMO INFLATION JACKET EXTENDS SURVIVAL TIME 1.5 TO 2 HOURS IN 40 DEG F WATER
GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: DURING ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OF OCEAN TOWERS THERMO INFLATION JACKET EXTENDS SURVIVAL TIME 1.5 TO 2 HOURS IN 40 DEG F WATER
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