Save oil & money!You've always had a choice to make with leftover lubricants lubricants preparations for the lubrication of passages to reduce frictional injury, e.g. oily preparations, including petroleum jelly, lanolin or water-soluble preparations such as methyl cellulose. . You could throw away what's left (expensive) or keep it for next time and run the risk of contamination and equipment damage (even more expensive). Now you have another choice: You can keep those leftovers in portable containers specifically designed for storing, transporting and transferring oil and other lubricants. The containers prevent contamination, help avoid costly and dangerous spills, and make lube tasks much easier, safer and faster. The containers come in four sizes: 2-liter, NSN NSN National Stock Number NSN Nokia Siemens Networks NSN National Storytelling Network NSN NATO Stock Number NSN New Substances Notification (CEPA) NSN National Student Number (NZ) NSN Never Say Never 8125-01-497-2353, 3-liter, NSN 8125-01-497-2350, 5-liter, NSN 8125-01-497-2346, and 10-liter, NSN 8125-01-497-2341. A spout extension is available for the stretch spout lid with NSN 7240-01-501-4580 and for the stumpy stumpy generally refers to a very short tail, as found in stumpy-tail cattle dog; also a variety of manx cat with a mobile, often deformed, tail. spout lid with NSN 4930-01-504-1591. An oil pump that attaches to the top of the utility lid comes with NSN 4930-01-500-6948. NSN 7420-01-501-9048 brings a 3/8-in OD x 1/4-in ID pump reducer nozzle An orifice in an inkjet print head through which ink is sprayed onto the paper. Print heads with six thousand or more nozzles are common in today's printers. Nozzle . All NSNs should be ordered on a DD Form 1348-6 with "NSN not on AMDF AMDF American Macular Degeneration Foundation AMDF Army Master Data File AMDF Average Magnitude Difference Function AMDF Association Marocaine des Droits des Femmes (French) AMDF Attack Management Development Framework " written in the REMARKS block. Before reusing oil, inspect the container for cleanliness Cleanliness See also Orderliness. Cleverness (See CUNNING.) Berchta unkempt herself, demands cleanliness from others, especially children. [Ger. Folklore: Leach, 137] cat continually “washes” itself. and to ensure the oil you need is what's stored in the container. Lid Color NSN 8125-01- Storage Yellow 497-2388 Storage Red 497-2377 Storage Blue 497-2390 Storage Green 497-2392 Storage Dark green 497-2391 Storage Black 497-2394 Storage Orange 497-2374 Storage Purple 497-2382 Utility Yellow 497-2325 Utility Red 497-2369 Utility Blue 497-2312 Utility Green 497-2371 Utility Dark green 497-2373 Utility Black 497-2378 Utility Orange 497-2380 Utility Purple 499-8237 Stretch spout Yellow 497-2265 Stretch spout Red 497-2231 Stretch spout Blue 497-2375 Stretch spout Green 497-2278 Stretch spout Dark green 497-2291 Stretch spout Black 497-2297 Stretch spout Orange 497-2267 Stretch spout Purple 497-2301 Stumpy spout Yellow 497-2399 Stumpy spout Red 497-2400 Stumpy spout Blue 497-2404 Stumpy spout Green 497-2403 Stumpy spout Dark green 497-2397 Stumpy spout Black 497-2396 Stumpy spout Orange 497-2398 Stumpy spout Purple 497-2393 Caution Do not use the containers for storing leftover hydraulic fluids hydraulic fluid toxic because of its high content of industrial triaryl phosphate. that come in hermetically-sealed packages. Once opened, airborne dust, pollen, smoke particles, and even moisture from the air will contaminate con·tam·i·nate v. 1. To make impure or unclean by contact or mixture. 2. To expose to or permeate with radioactivity. con·tam·i·nant n. these fluids past their specification limits. Any leftover hydraulic fluid that comes from a hermetically-sealed container should be disposed dis·pose v. dis·posed, dis·pos·ing, dis·pos·es v.tr. 1. To place or set in a particular order; arrange. 2. of properly and not saved for later use. |
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