KPC6-905-800 - Aircraft Pitot Probe Cover - KPC6 - Triple-Layered
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The Sesame Technologies KPC6-905-800 from the KPC6 series is a superior aircraft pitot probe cover made to fit all commercial, military, and business aircraft. The design boasts tough-as-nails, red Kevlar construction and is triple-layered.
Features of the KPC6 Series
- Triple-layered Kevlar construction will not scratch or damage the probe
- Silicone-molded body for easy lanyard attachment
- Working temperature of 850°F
- 1 layer of protection
- 7,500-hour life expectancy
- Flame-retardant (does not melt)
- Non-Flammable
- Water repellent
- Chemical/abrasion resistance
- Metal-free/low particulate
- Orange Kevlar tape for installation loops
- Soft, pliable, breathable, and water repellent
- Fits military, commercial, and business aircraft
- NAS-approved warning streamer with part number identification
- Approved by leading manufacturers, including Boeing and Rosemount Aerospace
Benefits of Sesame Covers
- Kevlar construction
- High working temperature – will not melt and nonflammable
- Hand or pole installable and removable
- Breathable
- Will NOT damage probes if left on during heat cycle
- One-year product warranty
- All materials are made in the USA
| General Information | |
|---|---|
| Part # | KPC6-905-800 |
| Manufacturer | Sesame Technologies |
| Shipping Information | |
|---|---|
| Schedule B | 9014900000 |
| ECCN | EAR99 |
AIRCRAFT COMPATIBILITY
| Compatible Aircraft* |
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*This list is for general reference only and may not be entirely accurate for all aircraft. Please confirm all equipment meets the requirements of your aircraft with the owners/maintenance manuals prior to purchasing or using with your aircraft.
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