P/N: ca242-3c
Category: Hydraulic Components
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| Condition | Stock |
|---|---|
| Serviceable | 2 Available |
The ca242-3c is a hydraulic accumulator that stores pressurized fluid to maintain system pressure and absorb shock loads in aircraft brake circuits. This gas-charged component uses a piston or bladder element sealed within a steel housing to supply emergency pressure during system demand and dampen pressure pulsations. Installed in brake hydraulic systems on general and corporate aircraft, it provides reserve energy for emergency braking while protecting components from transient pressure spikes.
Service and precharge procedures must follow the aircraft maintenance manual specifications for safe operation.
Please note: Product descriptions are provided for informational purposes. Always refer to your aircraft's Illustrated Parts Catalog (IPC) to verify part compatibility and specifications.
The ca242-3c is a hydraulic accumulator that stores pressurized fluid to maintain system pressure and absorb shock loads in aircraft brake circuits. This gas-charged component uses a piston or bladder element sealed within a steel housing to supply emergency pressure during system demand and dampen pressure pulsations.
Hydraulic component compatibility depends on the aircraft system design. Common aviation hydraulic fluids include MIL-PRF-5606 (mineral-based), MIL-PRF-83282 (synthetic), and Skydrol (phosphate ester). Verify the ACCUMULATOR against your aircraft maintenance manual for fluid compatibility.
Overhauled and repaired hydraulic components are pressure-tested per manufacturer specifications and include 8130-3 documentation. The ACCUMULATOR is available in: Serviceable. Contact us for test documentation on your selected condition.
In-stock hydraulic components ship same business day before 3 PM EST. We provide 24/7 AOG support at (904) 998-9101 for urgent hydraulic system needs. RFQ submissions are typically quoted within 24 hours.