Single stud fitting with integrated adjuster, 700 daN, steel.
Data sheet
This single stud fitting integrates a length adjuster on the stud body, so one component handles both the seat track or pallet anchor and the adjustment of the connected strap. It simplifies restraint assemblies and reduces the number of separate parts to stock.
Ultimate load is 700 daN. Construction is steel, with dimensions of 68 x 33.5 mm for a unit weight of 100 g. A variant with a cam buckle instead of the adjuster is also referenced for specific assemblies.
Stocked as a spare part for cabin and cargo restraint assemblies.
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Single stud fitting with integrated adjuster, 700 daN, steel.
