MRC:
The process used in manufacturing the item.AARN
Fabrication Method:
Cold rolled or hot rolled
MRC:
A measurement taken at right angles to the length of an item,in distinction from thickness.ABGL
Width:
6.000 inches
MRC:
A measurement of the longest dimension of any object,in distinction from width.ABRY
Length:
24.000 feet
MRC:
A measurement of the smallest dimension of a cross section,in distinction from length or width.ADVM
Cross-sectional Thickness:
0.0200 inches
MRC:
The style designation indicating the configuration that most nearly corresponds to the basic appearance of the item.AGTA
Basic Shape Style:
Solid
MRC:
Indicates the type of edge on the item.AQQR
Edge Type:
Any acceptable
MRC:
The weight of the item with respect to a unit of measure.BRFD
Weight Per Unit Measure:
0.427 pounds per linear foot
MRC:
The maximum rated load in tension applied in a longitudinal direction,per unit of cross-sectional area,that the material can withstand without rupture.CQBC
Min. Tensile Strength (psi):
100000 pounds per square inch
MRC:
The stress at which a material exhibits a specified limiting deviation from the proportionality of stress or strain.CQHQ
Minimum Yield Strength:
Not rated
MRC:
A combination of timed heating and cooling operations applied for the purpose of annealing or hardening the item.HEAT
Heat Treatment:
Hard
MRC:
The element,compound,or mixture of which an item is fabricated,excluding any surface treatment.MATL
Material:
Copper-beryllium alloy, astm b194, alloy 172
MRC:
The chemical compound or mechanical mixture properties of which the item is fabricated.MATT
Material:
Copper-beryllium alloy, astm b194, alloy 172
MRC:
The document designator of the specification or standard which established the item of supply.ZZZK
Specification Data:
81348-qq-c-533/canceled/ government specification
MRC:
The number,letter,or symbol that indicates the type,style,grade,class,and the like,of an item in a nonidentifying specification or standard.ZZZT
Specification Or Standard:
C17200 alloy or 172 alloy and td04 temper or h temper
