M10 threaded studs with ergonomic plastic handle for seat track and air cargo pallet connection. Clamping range from 0 to 52 mm across the range. 2 000 daN vertical / 500 daN lateral.
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The threaded studs with ergonomic plastic handle connect equipment, seats and accessory rails to the seat track or to an air cargo pallet attachment, with the ergonomic handle allowing tool-free clamping by hand. They are used in cabin reconfigurations, role changes and quick-installation kits where time on the floor matters.
All references use an M10 thread and provide 2 000 daN vertical (Z) and 500 daN lateral (X/Y) restraint capacity. Five clamping ranges cover the standard installations: 0-5 mm, 7-12 mm, 13-22 mm, 23-32 mm and 44-52 mm.
Construction is zinc-plated steel with a plastic handle.
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M10 threaded studs with ergonomic plastic handle for seat track and air cargo pallet connection. Clamping range from 0 to 52 mm across the range. 2 000 daN vertical / 500 daN lateral.
