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Corona, CA | Chicago, IL
Wasilla, AK | Peachtree City, GA
Brantford, ON Canada
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CAM STYLE SEAT LOCK
$118.95/Each
Part# 05-22220
MFR Model# AS-0001
MFR Model# AS-0001
Overview
| A unique cam style lock that locks in place when the handle is firmly pressed down and makes contact with the seat rails. Version 2.1 is fully adjustable to accommodate between different seat rail manufacturers, specifically Cessna and McFarlane. Adjustments are also useful when slight wear is experienced on seat rails. This product has been FAA-PMA approved. |
Features
- New Cam Adjustment System
- Back up safety lock for your seat track.
- Quick release for emergency.
- No modifications needed to air-frame.
- Easy one handed operation.
- Can easily be transferred from aircraft to aircraft.
- Throw one in your flight bag!
Specifications
- Machined out of 6061 T-6 aluminum.
- FAA-PMA Approved
Benefits
- With the stationary U-shaped pin still installed in a more aft position, the Aerostop seat lock will allow you to have full range of use of the seat rail system and still have a device that will keep your seat from moving if the OEM latch system fails.
- No more compromising the usage of the seat rail length and deciding where to place the U-shaped pin.
- Helps relieve pressure and wear on holes in aluminum seat tracks caused by the steel pin used in the latch mechanism.
- If used correctly, the seat locks will prolong the life of your seat rails and you!"
In The Box
- A single seat lock purchase would include (1) seat lock, instructions for use, adjustment and continued airworthiness, as well as a allen wrench for convenient adjustments if necessary.
Reviews
Well made and as advertised. My concern is that this device seems to create a impediment to aircraft egress. In an emergency situation 1: pilot may fail to remember to unlock the seat rail device and therefore be unable to exit the aircraft. Even if it is remembered, the device limits the AFR movement of the seat substantially, slowing or impeding egress. Divide solves one problem, but may create others. It’s still well made!
William J
January 16, 2020
