S hooks
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...
Single stud fittings with rings for seat track and air cargo pallet connection. Ultimate loads from 1 800 to 2 150 daN. Steel and aluminium. ISO 7166 version available.
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Single stud fittings with rings give a one-position anchor point on a seat track or air cargo pallet rail, with an integrated ring that takes the strap or hook directly. They are used for medium-load restraint in cabin and cargo applications.
Three references cover the range: a ribbed single stud with ring at 2 150 daN compliant with ISO 7166, a version with a D ring at 2 000 daN, and a smooth version (no ridges) at 1 800 daN. Construction combines steel and aluminium to balance strength and weight.
Stocked as spare parts for cabin and cargo restraint assemblies.
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