Aeroquip Fire Sleeve - Diameter: 13/16", Single Layer Of Braided Fiberglass Tubing Impregnated With Flame Resistant Silicone Rubber, Temperature Range: -65°, - 500°, F
| Detail | Characteristic |
| FLAMMABILITY RATING | INCOMBUSTIBLE |
| FLEXIBILITY | FLEXIBLE |
| INSULATION THICKNESS | 0.109 INCHES MINIMUM AND 0.141 INCHES MAXIMUM |
| OUTER COVERING ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION | ANY ACCEPTABLE |
| LAYER QUANTITY | 1 |
| MATERIAL | GLASS FIBER |
| SURFACE TREATMENT | RUBBER, SYNTHETIC OR RUBBER, NATURAL |
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Inventory |
N/A {1} |
Estimated Ship Date |
N/A Ships in 1 Business Day |
Inventory Note |
N/A Need additional stock? Call (877) 920-1876 or email |
Industry Standards/Certification |
N/A FAATSO-C53 TSO-C75 |
Inside Diameter |
N/A 13/16 in |
Weight |
N/A .005 lb |
Operating Temperature |
N/A -65 to +500 ºF |
Manufacturer |
N/A Aeroquip |
Also Use with Clamp |
N/A 900591B-2C |
NSN |
N/A 5640-00-496-8226 |
NIIN |
N/A 00-496-8226 |
Part # Unpunctuated |
N/A AE10213 |
Minimum Order Note |
N/A Minimum order is 1. Must order in increments of 1. |
Construction |
N/A Specially developed to meet the fire resistance requirements of FAATSO-C53 or TSO-C75. Uniform layer of fiberglass tubing impregnated and overlaid with a flame resistant silicone rubber. Asbestos yarn used in the braid is closely spun to provide maximum protection. The silicone rubber will not soften, peel, blister or harden after contact with MIL-H-5606, distilled water, MIL-L-7808, MIL-L-6082, or Skydrol 500. |
Applications |
N/A Can be used for all fuel, Oil, hydraulic, fire extinguisher and propeller feathering lines. (Use 900591B Clamps to secure firesleeve material). |
Identification |
N/A Outer surface is orange in color, with a simple black layline consisting of "Aeroquip AE102/624-size-code" every 10 inches. |
Note |
N/A Our inventory is extensive. The majority of the items listed in our catalog are stocked and available for immediate shipment. |
California Residents |
N/A Prop 65 Warning: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, and birth defects or other reproductive harm. |
