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Pure / Low Alloy (1100, 1xxx)
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Commercially pure, unalloyed or very low alloy metals contain no or very small amounts of alloying elements.
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Aluminum Alloy (6061, 3003)
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Alloys have significant amounts of intentionally added alloying elements or constituents such as 6061, 5052, 7075 aluminum grades.
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Specialty / Other Alloy
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This refers to other unlisted, specialty or proprietary metals or alloy grades. These materials are based on a unique composition or alloy system, use a novel processing technology, or have properties designed for specific applications.
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Clad / Bimetal?
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The metal or alloy stock is a clad or bimetal material, which consists of two or more different alloys bonded integrally together.
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Metal Matrix Composite?
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Metal matrix composites have a composite, reinforced metal, or alloy matrix filled with a second component. The second component of reinforcement may be in particulate, chopped fiber, continuous filament, or fabric form.
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Standards / Specifications
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AA / IADS
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Metals or alloys meet compositional standards established by the Aluminum Association of the United States (AA), which classifies materials based on the International Alloy Designation System (IADS).
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AMS
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Metals or alloys meet specific Aerospace Material Specification (AMS) guidelines established by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE).
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ASTM / ASME
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The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) is a non-profit organization that provides a forum for the development and publication of voluntary standards for materials, products, systems, and services. Most specifications from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) are adopted from or very similar to ASTM specifications.
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Casting Grade (ICI, etc.)
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Ingot or alloy shapes meet the requirements for casting stock from the Alloy Casting Institute (ACI), the American Die Casting Institute (ADCI), the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), and the Investment Casting Institute (ICI).
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EN
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European Norm or EuroNorm (EN) specifications have superseded several older, national designation systems such as BS, DIN, NS and SS.
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MIL-SPEC / Federal (QQS)
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MIL-SPEC metals meet U.S. government standards and are suitable for military applications. QQ and QQS are prefixes used to designate specific metals.
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JIS
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Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS) specify the standards used for industrial activities in Japan. The standardization process is coordinated by the Japanese Industrial Standards Committee and published through the Japanese Standards Association.
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SAE
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Products meet alloy grades, specifications, or designations established by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE).
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UNS
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Metals or alloys meet the compositional standards in the Unified Numbering System (UNS), which was established by the ASTM, SAE, and several metal trade associations and societies. UNS identifies metals and alloys with a letter and five numbers. For example, carbon and alloy steels are identified as Gnnnnn, where G is the letter nnnnn is the number.
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Specialty / Other
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This refers to other unlisted, specialized, and OEM-specific (e.g., GE, P&W, Boeing, etc.) or proprietary material specifications.
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AA Grade
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Aluminum Association (AA) grade and designation numbers for aluminum and aluminum alloys.
· Only enter numeric values
· To find an AA 1100, enter At Least:1100; No More Than:1100
· To find all AA 1xxx series: enter At Least:1000; No More Than:1999
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UNS A Number
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Unified Numbering System (UNS A) grade and designation numbers for aluminum and aluminum alloys. UNS A class is for aluminum and aluminum alloys.
· Only enter numeric values
· To find a UNS A11000, enter At Least:11000; No More Than:11000
· To find all UNS A1xxxx series: enter At Least:10000; No More Than:19999
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Shape / Form:
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Semi-finished Shape / Mill Stock
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Semi-finished metal shapes or stock shapes are suitable for part fabrication by machining, assembly, or other processes. Stock shapes are also used as feedstock for casting, forging, spinning, and other forming processes. Semi-finished metal shapes and stock include forms such as bar stock, rods, plates, strips, wire, shaped wire, hexagonal shapes, billets, sheets, and foil.
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Fabricated (Casting / Forging)
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Materials are fabricated as custom or application-specific shapes.
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Anode
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Metals or alloys are supplied as anode shapes. Plating anodes are in used in plating or electroplating processes. Sacrificial anodes are used to protect steel or other metal structures from corrosion. Sacrificial anodes corrode preferentially, creating a galvanic cell that protects the steel or iron alloy in the process.
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Billet / Slab / Bloom
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Billets, slabs, or blooms are massive, hot rolled, or forged blocks of metals or alloys. These forms can have semifinished square, rectangular slab, or round cross-sections. Producing billets or blooms from ingots by forging is called cogging. Hot-rolling ingots is a process called blooming. Billets are used as feedstock for rolling operations and in the machining of large components. Slabs are semi-finished steel blocks, usually with widths that are at least twice their thickness.
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Bar Stock
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Materials are supplied or available as bars, rod stock, or billets. Bars or rods may have a round, square, rectangular/flat, hexagonal, or oval-shaped cross-section.
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Flats / Rectangular Bar
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Materials are supplied or available as square bars, bar stock, or billets. Squares have a cross-section where two unequal sides proscribe a right angle between the surfaces.
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Squares / Square Bar
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Materials are supplied or available as square bars, bar stock, or billets. Squares have a cross-section where two equal sides proscribe a right angle between surfaces.
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Hex Bar Stock
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Materials are supplied or available as hexagonal stock with a hex-shaped cross-section.
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Foil
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Foil is very thin sheet or strip stock with a thickness of less than 0.006".
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Ingot
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Materials are supplied or available as ingots or casting stock product forms.
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Plate
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Materials are supplied or available as plates. Plates have a thickness of at least 0.250", but may be larger than 1/4".
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Powder
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Materials are available as powders, granules, or flakes.
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Filler / Reinforcement
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Powder or particulate materials are designed or suitable for filler or reinforcement applications.
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Profile / Structural Shape
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Profiles and structural shapes include shaped stock with uniform cross sections such tees, angles, channels, I-beams, rectangular tubes, and other cross sectional shapes. These shapes are manufactured through extrusion, continuous casting, roll forming, or other processes.
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Angle
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Material is supplied or available in a stock form with an "L" or angle-shaped cross section.
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Beam / I-Beam
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Material is supplied or available in a stock form with an I-beam or I-shaped cross-section.
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Channel
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This material is supplied or available in a stock form with a "C" or channel shaped cross-section.
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Tee
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This material is supplied or available in a stock form with a "T" or T-shaped cross-section.
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Rod / Round Bar Stock
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Materials are supplied or available as rod stock with a round cross-section.
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Sheet
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Materials can be supplied or available as sheets or foil. Sheets have a thickness between 0.006" and 0.250" and are 24" (609.6 mm) or larger in width. Typically, sheets are formed to precise thicknesses and/or width requirements. Hardness and surface finish properties can be controlled by the rolling process, which usually consists of cross-rolling.
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Shim / Shim Stock
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Thin brass, steel, or metal stock is manufactured to precise thicknesses for shimming, chocking, or spacing applications.
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Sphere / Ball (Bearing Ball)
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Metals are available as spheres or precision-ground balls. Precision balls are used to fabricate bearing balls, ball valve balls, check valve balls, and measuring balls.
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Strand / Multi-filament
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Strand or multi-filament stock consists of multiple filaments or wires that are wound or braided together.
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Strip
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Materials are supplied or available as strips. Strips are usually 0.187" (3/16", 4.76 mm) or less in thickness and under 24" (609.6 mm) in width. Typically, strips are formed to precise thicknesses and/or width requirements. Hardness and surface finish properties can be controlled by the rolling process, which usually consists of cross-rolling.
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Wire / Shaped Wire
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Materials are supplied or available as round wire, shaped wire, or flattened wire. Wire is less than 0.375" in diameter.
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Other
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This refers to other unlisted, specialized or proprietary forms or stock types.
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Coil Stock?
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Materials are supplied or available as coils, reels, or other wound stock forms.
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Hollow Stock?
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Materials are supplied or available as tubes, pipes, or hollow stock with an open internal bore.
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Overall Width / OD
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This is the overall width or outer diameter (OD) of stock forms such as bars, plates, and tubes. Overall width is the average particulate diameter for raw materials such as powders, granules, and pellets.
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Overall Length
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This is the length of stock materials such as bars, rods, plates, and tubes.
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Overall Thickness
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This is the overall thickness of stock forms, tube walls, or other fabricated components.
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ID
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This is the internal diameter (ID) or inner dimension of tubes or other hollow, stock shapes.
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Cast (Continuous, Centrifugal)
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Cast alloy stocks or shapes are produced in a casting process such as continuous casting or centrifugal casting.
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Wrought
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Wrought metals or alloys are worked mechanically to refine their structure, break up inclusion, close porosity, and improve homogeneity.
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Powdered Metal (Compacted)
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Powered metal stock or shapes are fabricated by consolidating or compacting powdered or atomized versions or the metal or alloy. Powder processing eliminates the possibility of large inclusions and can produce a finer structure compared to conventional wrought processes.
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Features
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Anti-slip / Textured
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Plates, bars, angles, or other stock metal shapes have a texture or non-slip surface such as an embossed diamond pattern or an anti-slip abrasive coating.
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Coated / Painted
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Metal or alloy stock or shapes are coated with a protective or decorative layer of paint, resin, plating, thermal spray deposit, or other organic or inorganic material.
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Corrosion Resistant
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These alloys are designed or suitable for service applications that require corrosion resistance.
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Cold Finished / Rolled
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Alloy stock or shapes are produced in a process that mechanically deforms or works the material at a temperature that is below the recrystallization point of the alloy. Rolling processes squeeze the metal between two steel rolls. Drawing processes pull the metal from a die opening or gap. The elevated temperature allows a greater degree of deformation as well as annealing during the process. Hot rolled metals tend to have more scale on their surface.
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Extruded
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These alloy stocks or shapes are produced by using an extrusion process.
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Forged
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Metal stock or shapes are available as forged billets, blooms, slabs, or bar stock. The forging process presses, pounds, or squeezes metal stock under very high pressure. Material flow occurs during the forging process, closing any internal porosity and refining the microstructure.
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Hot Rolled
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Hot rolled alloy stock or shapes are produced in a process that mechanically deforms or works the material at an elevated temperature (e.g., steels in the "red" hot condition). This temperature is above the recrystallization point of the alloy. The elevated temperature allows a greater degree of deformation or a reduction of thickness. A post annealing process is not required after hot rolling. Hot rolled metals tend to have more surface scale and require pickling and oiling.
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Precipitation Hardening
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Precipitation hardening alloys can be hardened by solution treating and aged to high strength. Precipitation hardening (PH) stainless steels are chromium-nickel metals, some of which contain alloying elements such as copper or aluminum. PH grades 17-7 (Type 631), 17-4 (Type 630), 13-8, 15-5, 15-7, as well as specialty and proprietary alloys. Many aluminum alloys are hardened or strengthened through a precipitation hardening process.
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Heat Resistant
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Alloys are designed or suitable for service applications that require heat resistance.
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Free Machining
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Alloys contain additions of lead, selenium, or other free-machining additives that help break up chips during the machining process.
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Wear Resistant
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Alloys are designed or suitable for service applications that require wear or erosion resistance.
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Part Numbers for Aluminum and Aluminum Alloys
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| 75-068224-28P |
Newark |
AMPHENOL
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Other Circular
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Circular Connector; MIL SPEC:MIL-C-5015 A/B/C; Body Material:Aluminum Alloy; Series:75; Number of Contacts:24; Connector Shell Size:24; Connecting Termination:Crimp; Circular Shell Style:Box Mount Receptacle RoHS Compliant: No |
| KPT07F16-23PX |
Newark |
ITT CANNON
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Other Circular
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Circular Connector; Body Material:Aluminum Alloy; Series:KPT07; Number of Contacts:23; Connector Shell Size:16; Connecting Termination:Solder; Circular Shell Style:Jam Nut Receptacle; Circular Contact Gender:Pin |
| KPSE00E-22-55S |
Newark |
CANNON
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Other Circular
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Circular Connector; Body Material:Aluminum Alloy; Series:KPSE00; Number of Contacts:55; Connector Shell Size:22; Connecting Termination:Crimp; Circular Shell Style:Wall Mount Receptacle; Circular Contact Gender:Socket |
| KPSE08E22-21P |
Newark |
ITT CANNON
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Other Circular
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Circular Connector; Body Material:Aluminum Alloy; Series:KPSE08; Number of Contacts:21; Connector Shell Size:22; Connecting Termination:Crimp; Circular Shell Style:Right Angle Plug; Circular Contact Gender:Pin |
| KPSE06P10-6PW |
Newark |
ITT CANNON
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Other Circular
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Circular Connector; Body Material:Aluminum Alloy; Series:KPSE06; Number of Contacts:6; Connector Shell Size:10; Connecting Termination:Crimp; Circular Shell Style:Straight Plug; Circular Contact Gender:Pin; Insert Arrangement:10-6 |
| KPT01B16-8S |
Newark |
ITT CANNON
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Other Circular
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Circular Connector; Body Material:Aluminum Alloy; Series:KPT01; Number of Contacts:8; Connector Shell Size:16; Connecting Termination:Solder; Circular Shell Style:Cable Receptacle; Circular Contact Gender:Socket |
| 97-3106A22-19SW |
Newark |
AMPHENOL
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Circular Standard MIL-C-5015 A/B/C
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Circular Connector; MIL SPEC:MIL-C-5015 A/B/C; Body Material:Aluminum Alloy; Series:97-3106; Number of Contacts:14; Connector Shell Size:22; Connecting Termination:Solder; Circular Shell Style:Straight Plug RoHS Compliant: No |
| ACA3102E16S-1SBF80 |
Newark |
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Other Circular
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Circular Connector; MIL SPEC:MIL-C-5015; Body Material:Aluminum Alloy; Series:ACA-B Reverse Bayonet; Number of Contacts:7; Connector Shell Size:16S; Connecting Termination:Crimp; Circular Shell Style:Box Mount Receptacle |
| KPSE07A22-55P |
Newark |
ITT CANNON
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Circular Connector; Body Material:Aluminum Alloy; Series:KPSE07; Number of Contacts:55; Connector Shell Size:22; Connecting Termination:Crimp; Circular Shell Style:Jam Nut Receptacle; Circular Contact Gender:Pin |
| KPT06J14-5PY |
Newark |
ITT CANNON
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Other Circular
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Circular Connector; Body Material:Aluminum Alloy; Series:KPT06; Number of Contacts:5; Connector Shell Size:14; Connecting Termination:Solder; Circular Shell Style:Straight Plug; Circular Contact Gender:Pin; Insert Arrangement:14-5 |
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Aluminum and Aluminum Alloys,
grades of aluminum,
aluminum square tube,
6061 Aluminum,
6005 T6,
aluminum welding rod,
aluminum mold,
aluminum alloy,
Wrought Aluminum Alloy,
6063 T6,
aluminum modulus of elasticity,
aluminium 7075,
aluminum rectangular tube,
aluminum angle,
aluminum foil,
1060 Aluminum,
origin of aluminum,
2024 T3,
2024 Aluminum,
international aluminium grade
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