General Aviation Use O-ring Kit Most Popular Sizes Piper Cessna Aeronca Seals on 2040-parts.com
Brandon, Florida, US
Why Pay Up to $100.00 to an Aviation Supply house for a Kit with only 30 more o-rings in their kit? This kit contains 382 of the most often used sizes for General Aviation Aircraft. Nitrile Rubber construction! Resistant to: Heat, low/high temp, Water, petroleum products, Mineral Oil, Hydraulic Fluids, Natural Gases,Kerosene, silicone fluids, Non-Aeromatic fuels and solvents. Many uses.These O-rings are not AN or MS, they are AS. Can be used in any general aviation aircraft, with the approval of your mechanic.
Assorted sizes from 1/8" ID to 1-3/4" ID. 1/4"OD to 2-1/8" OD. P/N AS 568 - 006 thru -327. Sturdy case includes includes a handy size marking chart and built in width gauge so you can check the size of your old and new o-rings.
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