P/N: qs200-08h
Category: Lighting
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| Condition | Stock |
|---|---|
| New Surplus | 21 Available |
The qs200-08h is a worm-drive hose clamp for securing flexible tubing and conduit in aircraft installations. This stainless steel clamp tightens via adjustable worm gear mechanism to create a secure, leak-free connection without damaging hose walls. Commonly used to retain drain lines, fuel lines, and hydraulic tubing near lighting assemblies and engine compartments.
Installation requires matching clamp diameter to hose size and applying specified torque per aircraft maintenance manual. Verify part compatibility against your aircraft's Illustrated Parts Catalog before installation.
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 qs200-08h is a worm-drive hose clamp for securing flexible tubing and conduit in aircraft installations. This stainless steel clamp tightens via adjustable worm gear mechanism to create a secure, leak-free connection without damaging hose walls.
The HOSE, CLAMP may be available as an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) or PMA (Parts Manufacturer Approval) part depending on condition and source. Both carry FAA certification for airworthiness. Currently available in: New Surplus. Contact us for sourcing details.
Installation hardware requirements vary by application. Check your aircraft's Structural Repair Manual (SRM) or Illustrated Parts Catalog (IPC) for the complete installation kit requirements for the HOSE, CLAMP. We stock related hardware and can help identify companion parts.
Yes, we ship airframe components worldwide. International orders typically arrive within 3-14 business days depending on destination. Export documentation and customs forms are included. Contact us for international shipping quotes on the qs200-08h.