Description

MS9245-43 - COTTER PIN

A cotter pin is a simple fastener used to secure bolts, castle nuts, or other components in place, preventing them from loosening due to vibration or movement.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

New Surplus: These parts are classified as new and unused, meaning they have not been installed or placed into service. However, they come without traceability or original manufacturer certifications, which might be required for certain high-level regulatory uses. Our company provides its own Certificate of Conformance (CoC) as a statement of assurance that the parts are in good working condition and have been sourced from reliable channels. These are ideal when the focus is on cost-effectiveness without compromising on quality.

Sold Per Each: This item is sold individually, with the price listed for a single unit. Perfect for purchasing the exact quantity needed without the requirement to buy in bulk. For larger quantities, consider reviewing any available bulk pricing options.

FEATURES

Style: Standard

MATERIALS

Material: Steel

MEASUREMENTS AND SPECIFICATIONS

Diameter: 0.088"
Underloop Length: 0.562"

Part Number

Unpunctuated: MS924543
NSN: 5315-00-823-8736

MS STANDARD

MS STANDARD (Military Standard) components are engineered to meet the rigorous demands of military and aerospace applications, ensuring exceptional reliability and performance in extreme environments. Constructed from materials like corrosion-resistant steel and anodized aluminum alloys, MS parts are designed to endure high temperatures and corrosive conditions. Each MS component is precisely identified by its part number, guaranteeing compliance with stringent industry standards. Refer to specification sheets for detailed information.

HISTORY

MS STANDARDS were developed in the mid-20th century by the U.S. Department of Defense. This initiative streamlined the procurement of military parts, ensuring reliable interchangeability across various platforms. The system improved supply chain efficiency and simplified maintenance procedures, contributing significantly to military operational readiness.