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The Greenlee Communications 86317 is a terminal block component manufactured for telecommunications infrastructure applications. Classified under unclassified hardware categories, this part serves as a structural or connection interface element within larger communication systems. The component is identified by the manufacturer standard number 86317 and carries the DigiKey part number 131-86317-ND. It is sourced from the United States and has a documented weight of 0.12 pounds. The product is categorized as a terminal block designed for specific equipment integration.
Verify the exact mechanical dimensions and material composition against the original equipment manufacturer's specifications before procurement. Confirm compatibility with existing terminal housing designs to ensure proper fitment. Check for any updated revision levels or alternative part numbers that may have superseded this specific item in current production lines.
Select this component only when replacing a failed terminal block in compatible Greenlee or third-party communication gear. Ensure the replacement matches the original form factor and load requirements. Validate that the new unit meets the necessary environmental and safety certifications required for the installation site.
This terminal block is part of Greenlee Communications' broader portfolio of hardware components used in network infrastructure. It complements other tools and connectors by providing essential termination points. The part supports the maintenance and assembly of professional-grade communication systems requiring reliable interconnect solutions.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available for this component.

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