6130-01-528-0835 National Stock Number Part List

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NSN 6130-01-528-0835 Details

Alternative NSN:	6130015280835
Manufacturers	Ge Aviation Systems Ltd , Lockheed Martin Corporation
Item Name	Control Battery Charger
INC Code	40456
Federal Supply Group (FSG)	61 Electric Wire and Power and Distribution Equipment
Federal Supply Class (FSC)	6130 Converters Electrical Nonrotating
National Item Identification Number (NIIN)	01-528-0835 (015280835)
NCB Code	USA (01)

Manufacturer's List for NSN 6130-01-528-0835, 6130015280835

ge aviation systems ltd

lockheed martin corporation

Associated Part Numbers of NSN 6130-01-528-0835

Part No	Manufacturer	Item Name	CAGE Code	Type	Status	Availability	RFQ
5VB40001-125	lockheed martin corporation	control battery charger	81755	a	a	Avl	RFQ
84075-04	ge aviation systems ltd	control battery charger	35351	a	a	Avl	RFQ

Characteristics Data of NSN 6130015280835

MRC	Criteria	Characteristic
FEAT	SPECIAL FEATURES	ELECTROSTATIC SENSITIVE DEVICE
CRTL	CRITICALITY CODE JUSTIFICATION	FEAT
AGAV	III END ITEM IDENTIFICATION	F-22 RAPTOR

Relevant Components for NSN - 6130-01-528-0835, 6130015280835

6105-01-181-6074 (6105011816074)	6120-00-987-2613 (6120009872613)	6130-01-041-3539 (6130010413539)	6160-01-573-3465 (6160015733465)
6130-01-706-2093 (6130017062093)	6150-01-699-1696 (6150016991696)	6110-01-192-4836 (6110011924836)	6150-01-324-7508 (6150013247508)
6130-01-559-5986 (6130015595986)	6130-01-298-9287 (6130012989287)	6145-01-188-5855 (6145011885855)	6115-00-998-8872 (6115009988872)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): NSN 6130-01-528-0835

What Is the National Stock Number (NSN) Corresponding to the Item “Control Battery Charger” with Part Number 5VB40001-125?

Part number 5VB40001-125, described as a “Control Battery Charger” is listed with the NSN 6130-01-528-0835.

What Manufacturers Are Associated with NSN 6130-01-528-0835?

The manufacturers we stock parts from that are associated with NSN 6130-01-528-0835 are Ge Aviation Systems Ltd, Lockheed Martin Corporation.

How Can I Locate and Procure Parts with the NSN 6130-01-528-0835?

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What Item Name Is Associated with NSN 6130-01-528-0835?

The item name associated with NSN 6130-01-528-0835 is "Control Battery Charger." An NSN, or National Stock Number, serves as a standardized code used to identify specific items within inventory management and procurement systems, promoting an ease of trade.

What Is the Makeup of NSN 6130-01-528-0835?

The NSN 6130-01-528-0835 consists of the following components:
1.The Federal Supply Classification Group (FSCG): The first four digits of this NSN, "6130," indicate that this item belongs to the Federal Supply Group for Fire Control Equipment and the Federal Supply Class for Fire Control Directors.
2.The National Item Identification Number (NIIN): The next nine digits, "015280835," uniquely identify the item, the first two digits, “USA (01),” indicating that it was codified in the United States.