Aircraft seatbelt buckle - 1 300 daN
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...
S hooks, 600 daN ultimate load, black coated or zinc-plated steel. Open S-shape end fitting for restraint straps, with safety latch versions available.
Data sheet
S hooks are open end fittings shaped to connect a restraint strap to a bar, anchor ring or rail. The open S-shape allows fast attachment, while latch versions add a safety catch that keeps the hook in place under handling and vibration.
Ultimate load is 600 daN across the range. A black vinyl-coated steel version protects the contact surface and limits noise and marking, and a zinc-plated steel version is available for a standard finish. Unit weights run from 111 to 146 g.
Stocked as spare parts for restraint strap assemblies.
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