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Optical Instrument Eyeshield P/N SM-D-850120-1
In stock — 2 on our U.S. shelfNSN 5855-01-039-2859 5855010392859 NIIN 010392859
SECO Parts has 2 in stock of NSN 5855-01-039-2859 — Optical Instrument Eyeshield — on our own shelf in Augusta, GA: a stocking supplier, not a broker. Typical price: $50–$100 per assembly — an estimate from the government catalog price and what we have charged for similar parts. Not a quote: request one for your price. Quote lines carry a $50 minimum.
Quotes answered within one business day once the end-use statement is reviewed.
- Certificate of Conformance on request
- PO, GPC & major cards
- $50 minimum order — smaller requests still get a quote
- 30-day returns · terms
- FLIS item name
- EYESHIELD,OPTICAL INSTRUMENT
- SECO description
- EYEGUARD
- Federal supply class
- FSC 5855 — Night Vision Equipment, Emitted and Reflected Radiation
Availability & condition
| Condition | Code | Qty on shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Serviceable | SV | 2 |
| Total | 2 |
Quantities are live from SECO's inventory system, not estimated.
Also known as:
5855-01-039-2859 010392859 SM-D-850120-1
Get a quote
Build a list across as many parts as you need, send it once, get one quote back — answered within one business day, usually the same day. POs and GPC welcome. $50 minimum order.
Controlled item. Quote only — no online checkout. Your request must include the end user, the end use, and a U.S.-person certification; SECO reviews each request before quoting.
More to tell us? Need-by date, ship-to, your own RFQ document
Specifications
- Material
- Rubber
- Fsc application data
- Night Vision Equipment,Emitted Reflected and Radiation
From the federal catalog's item characteristics for this NSN. Confirm critical dimensions against your part or drawing before ordering.
Cross-reference part numbers
SM-D-850120-1
Shown for identification only. SECO can quote against any of these numbers.
Logistics data
| Source of supply | SMS DLA Land and Maritime, Columbus, Ohio |
| Acquisition advice code | J Not stocked, centrally procured — the government does not stock this item; it is procured only when a requisition arrives. SECO has 2 on the shelf |
| Unit of issue | AY assembly |
| Demilitarization code | A Demilitarization not required — non-munitions-list item |
| Controlled inventory code | U Unclassified |
| Hazardous material indicator | N No hazardous material |
Source: public FLIS/PUB LOG cataloging data.
Why buy from SECO
These quantities sit on our own shelves — we are a stocking supplier, not a broker sourcing after you order. Condition-coded stock, formal quotes with NSN/PN on the paperwork, POs and GPC welcome, fast U.S. shipping.
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FAQ
What is NSN 5855-01-039-2859?
NSN 5855-01-039-2859 (5855010392859) — Optical Instrument Eyeshield: SECO Parts has 2 in stock in Augusta, GA, on our own shelf. It is the NATO Stock Number for optical instrument eyeshield in federal supply class 5855 (Night Vision Equipment, Emitted and Reflected Radiation).
Is NSN 5855-01-039-2859 available?
SECO Parts has 2 in stock in Augusta, GA. This is a controlled item: it is sold by quote only with an end-use statement.
How much does NSN 5855-01-039-2859 cost?
SECO typically prices parts like NSN 5855-01-039-2859 at $50–$100 per assembly: an estimate from the government catalog price and what SECO has charged for similar parts. It is not a quote — request one for your price, usually answered the same business day. Quote lines carry a $50 minimum.
What part numbers cross-reference to NSN 5855-01-039-2859?
Part numbers that cross-reference this NSN include SM-D-850120-1. SECO can quote against any of them.
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