CD450-4J M Blasting Machine Olive Drab Green

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Item # 5044

CD450-4J BLASTING MACHINE OD Green

These industry proven blasting machines offer great firing capacity in a small, rugged, and compact design. The solid state circuitry assures excellent reliability and service life. The CD225-2J has a 35-cap firing capacity and CD450-4J has a 65-cap firing capacity. Both units operate on a 9 volt battery. NSN# 1375-01-417-7104 DOD DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AMMUNITION CODE ASSIGNED AND EXPLOSIVES HAZARD CLASSIFICATION 1375-M779 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: PORTABLE HAND POCKET,NYLON PLASTIC CASE,RESIST CORROSION AND MOISTURE. HEAVY DUTY TERMINALS PROVIDEYEARS OF SERVIICE. MODEL CD450-4J,VOLTENERGY 4 JOULES,CAPACITY 130,WEIGHT 10OZ.(0.3 KG.),(2LBS.(0.9KG.),SIZE 4.1 X1.9X3.6IN. (10.5X3.4X9.0CM.), ALKALINE BATTERIES (1), 9 VOLT

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Manufactured by: Research energy of Ohio

Model: CD450-4J

Product ID: 5044

Model	Volts	Energy	Capacity ^#1		Weight [Shipping Weight]	Size	Power Source (ALKALINE Batteries)
			Single Series^#2	Parallel Series^#3
				Not recommended		4.1 x 2.2 x 3.6 in. (10.5 x 5.6 x 9.0 cm.)	One 9 volt Eveready 522 or equal
CD450-4J	450	4 joules	65		0.6 lbs. (0.3 kg.) [2 lbs. (1 kg.)]

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