Raschel netting
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25 mm hook and loop tape conforming to Airbus ASNA 3546 standards and FAR 25.853. Available in white, black and grey. For aircraft cabin assemblies and removable fixtures.
Data sheet
This hook-and-loop fastener system is the aerospace counterpart of standard Velcro tape, used in cabin assemblies where a removable fixture is required and where a fire-retardant textile is mandatory. Hook tape (ASNA 3546-1875) and loop tape (ASNA 3546-1825) are sold separately so the right combination can be assembled for the application.
Width is 25 mm for both tapes, with a uniform weight of 15 g/m. Standard colors are white, black and grey, to match cabin finishes and equipment liveries. The fastener is approved for use in aircraft under FAR 25 appendix F and conforms to the Airbus ASNA 3546 specifications.
Other widths are available on demand for specific cabin installations.
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