Seat tracks
The seat track range provides aluminium anchoring rails for aircraft seats, cargo restraint systems and cabin equipment. Seat tracks accept stud and stud-fitting hardware along a standardized...
Snap latches for 25 mm webbing, 680 daN ultimate load, zinc-plated steel. Spring-loaded quick-release closure for cabin restraint and equipment assemblies.
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Snap latches are spring-loaded closures used in cabin restraint and equipment assemblies, where a strap needs to be opened and re-closed often and without tools. A press on the latch releases the connection; closing it locks back automatically. This part also includes an adjuster, allowing the user to change the tension easily.
Two references cover the range, both at 680 daN ultimate load on 25 mm webbing: a standard version (64.7 mm long, 77 g) and a version with a shorter end (63.75 mm, 77.6 g) for tighter installation envelopes. Construction is zinc-plated steel for corrosion resistance.
Stocked as spare parts for cabin and equipment strap assemblies.
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