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INSTR MNTG NUT A8943-632-493

Packaged Items
SinglePack of 5
Obsolete Part No.Our Part No.NAS Parts No.Instrument Thickness
A8943-632-493MS33737-15C487-20.375

Overview

Cage type. Permit mounting of aircraft instruments from the front of the panel. No charge in panel or instrument design required. Non-magnetic (speed nut is brass; cage is phosphor bronze). Conform to MIL-N-3336. Cage is easily compressed with finger-pressure to allow insertion of legs into clearance holes. When fully inserted and pressure is released, legs spring apart; retain SPEED NUT in screw-receiving position. Turned down corners hold firm against force of in sert ing screw and screw-tightening torque. All instrument mounting nuts listed below take a 6-32 machine screw.

Additional Info: the thread size is the same on each nut, but the instrument bezel thickness can be different per gauge. They are ordered by the back bezel thickness. They are inserted from the back, and they have ears pointing out that slide into a groove between the front and back bezel to stay in place.
   
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Reviews

Joe S Verified Purchase

INSTR MNTG NUT A8943-632-493

March 3, 2023

Great time saving product

Kenneth V Verified Purchase

INSTR MNTG NUT A8943-632-493 (PACK OF 5)

March 16, 2022

William P Verified Purchase

INSTR MNTG NUT A8943-632-493 (PACK OF 5)

December 11, 2021

Robert O Verified Purchase

INSTR MNTG NUT A8943-632-493

October 12, 2021

Great product, works as advertised.

Brian A Verified Purchase

INSTR MNTG NUT A8943-632-493

July 30, 2021

they work.

John
April 15, 2021

Pefect for those mounting nuts that fall off in the back of the instrument panel when replacing/removing instruments. Excellent directions and sizing instructions given by AS&S.

Stephen M
August 5, 2020

OK

Sam
June 23, 2020

I knew what I wanted and that’s what I got.

Phil K
May 3, 2020

Great item that can save many hours of frustration compared to trying to thread a traditional nut. Well worth the money.

Dave
July 19, 2018

Q&A

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