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Partb # Distributor Manufacturer Product Category Description
CM-SCE-1/2-4H-9 Allied Electronics, Inc. TYCO IDENTIFICATION Not Provided Marker Tag, Military Grade, Radiation Cross-Linked Polyolefin Material
6HJZ8 Grainger Industrial Supply IDENTIFICATION PRODUCTS MFG CO Laminating Pouches and Film Laminating Pouches, Military Card Size, Length 2-5/8 In., Width 3-7/8 In., Gloss Finish, Thickness 7 mil, Melting Temperature Range 250 Degrees F, For Use With Mfr No. LA-5000, LA-6020, LA-7020, Package Quantity 100
6HJZ7 Grainger Industrial Supply IDENTIFICATION PRODUCTS MFG CO Laminating Pouches and Film Laminating Pouches, Military Card Size, Length 2-5/8 In., Width 3-7/8 In., Gloss Finish, Thickness 5 mil, Melting Temperature Range 250 Degrees F, For Use With Mfr No. LA-5000, LA-6020, LA-7020, CC-05, Package Quantity 100
TMS-SCE-1K-3/16-2.0-9 Newark / element14 TE CONNECTIVITY Not Provided TE CONNECTIVITY - TMS-SCE-1K-3/16-2.0-9 - TMS-SCE Series Military-Grade Heat-Shrinkable Wire Identification Sleeves
TMS-SCE-1/2-2.0-4 Newark / element14 TE CONNECTIVITY / RAYCHEM Not Provided TE CONNECTIVITY / RAYCHEM - TMS-SCE-1/2-2.0-4 - TMS-SCE Series Military-Grade Heat-Shrinkable Wire Identification Sleeves

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