Aircraft seatbelt buckle, 1 300 daN ultimate load, nickel-zinc plated. Male and female parts. For cabin seat belt and restraint assemblies.
Data sheet
This aircraft seatbelt buckle is used in cabin seat belt and occupant restraint assemblies. It supplies the quick-release connection between the two webbing ends, with male and female parts forming the complete buckle.
Ultimate load is 1 300 daN. The buckle is nickel-zinc plated for corrosion resistance and a clean cabin finish, measures 56 mm and weighs 140 g.
Stocked as a spare part for seat belt and restraint assemblies.
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Aircraft seatbelt buckle, 1 300 daN ultimate load, nickel-zinc plated. Male and female parts. For cabin seat belt and restraint assemblies.
