Product Overview: Textron OEM O-Ring Packing M83248/1-119
Product Name: Textron OEM O-Ring Packing
Part Number: M83248/1-119
Brand: Textron OEM
Category: Aviation Components, O-Ring Packing
Technical Specifications:
- Material: Nitrile (Buna-N)
- Hardness: 70 durometer
- Temperature Range: -65°F to +250°F (-54°C to +121°C)
- Dimensions: ID: 1.875", OD: 2.125", CS: 0.125"
- Compliance: Meets MIL-P-5315 military specifications
- Application: Ideal for use in fuel systems, hydraulic systems, and other aviation applications requiring reliable sealing performance
Key Features:
- High Performance: Engineered for superior resistance to fuel, oil, and hydraulic fluids, ensuring long-lasting performance in demanding aviation environments.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for a wide range of applications within aviation, including fuel systems, hydraulic systems, and more.
- Compliance and Quality Assurance: Manufactured to meet MIL-P-5315 standards, guaranteeing high quality and reliability.
Benefits:
- Enhanced Durability: The nitrile material provides excellent resistance to a variety of aviation fluids, reducing maintenance and replacement frequency.
- Reliable Sealing: With its precise dimensions and 70 durometer hardness, this O-Ring ensures a secure and effective seal, preventing leaks and ensuring system integrity.
- Temperature Resilience: Operates effectively within a broad temperature range, maintaining performance from -65°F to +250°F (-54°C to +121°C).
Applications:
- Fuel Systems: Ensures optimal performance and reliability in aviation fuel systems.
- Hydraulic Systems: Provides effective sealing solutions for hydraulic applications.
- General Aviation: Ideal for various sealing needs in aircraft maintenance and repair operations.
Why Choose Textron OEM O-Ring Packing (M83248/1-119)?
Textron OEM’s M83248/1-119 O-Ring Packing is the go-to choice for aviation professionals looking for reliable, high-quality sealing solutions. Its compliance with military specifications and robust performance in diverse aviation environments make it an essential component for maintaining aircraft efficiency and safety.
