856A1868G03 Fixture Install/Remove HP Turbine Rotor Forward Outer Seal (76 Blade)
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856A1868G03
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FIXTURE, INSTALL/REMOVE-HP TURB ROTOR FWD OUTER SEAL
Company Name: Shanghai Junxun Aviation Technology Co., Ltd.
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856A1868G03 is a precision-forged aerospace engine high-pressure turbine (HPT) retainer ring, compliant with AS9100D quality standards and FAA/EASA regulations, optimized for CFM56 and IAE V2500 turbofan engines. It fixes the HPT blade assembly on the turbine disk, preventing blade displacement or detachment when the turbine runs at high speeds (up to 15,500 RPM) in all flight phases, which is essential to avoid severe engine damage.
Made from a high-strength nickel-based superalloy with a thermal barrier coating, it can resist operating temperatures up to 940°C and extreme centrifugal forces. Weighing 1.15kg with a precision locking structure, it allows quick disassembly and installation during hot-section MRO overhauls. FAA Part 25 certified, it is a safety-critical component for HPT structural integrity and engine operational safety.
Brand:
Junxun
Overview:
The 98D71203501349 is a right-hand (RH) clamp designed for aircraft structural assembly and maintenance applications. It is used to secure, position, and stabilize aircraft components during installation and servicing procedures. Engineered for reliable fit and durability, this clamp ensures proper alignment and safe fastening of structural parts in aviation maintenance environments.
Key Points:
Designed as a right-hand (RH) aircraft maintenance clamp
Provides secure fastening and component stabilization
Ensures accurate alignment during assembly operations
Built for durability in demanding aviation environments
Suitable for professional MRO and aircraft structural maintenance
Application:
The 98D71203501349 is used in aircraft structural maintenance and assembly operations where reliable clamping of components is required. It is applied during installation, inspection, and repair of airframe parts in airline maintenance departments, MRO facilities, and aerospace workshops to ensure safe and accurate structural alignment.