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Airframe Structural Manufacturing Capabilities - AeroBase Group

AeroBase Group, Inc has now added manufacturing capabilities to its line card. The products are airframe structural components. These items are sold to Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman.

Federal Supply Class Catalog - https://aerobasegroup.com

1560-01-172-4844 16M031-3 Aircraft Structural Panel
1680-01-608-5716              200811261-1 Aircraft Seat Frame Section
1680-01-608-5682                       200811940-1 Aircraft Seat Frame
1560-01-024-6735                       3-11227-11 Fuselage Support
1440-01-109-4961                      361-11419-1 Guided Missile Structural Component
1560-00-082-5359                      4F43230-101A Track Fitting
1560-01-215-2719                      4J53008-103D Aircraft Structural Component Support
5365-00-110-7194                       65106-11136-101 Plate Spacer
1680-01-370-2427                      65-63079 Stowage Boom Saddle Assembly
1560-01-614-0388                      65-8791 Aircraft Structural Component Fitting
1560-01-332-0758                    68A115103-2013 Airfoil Rib
1560-01-108-5647                      68A115104-2035 Airfoil Rib
1560-01-599-0078                      68A317009-1001 Structural Component Fitting Set
1560-01-476-2654                      68A321563-2001 Aircraft Structural Component Support
1560-01-610-0722                      L1800057-012 Aircraft Stiffener Rib
1560-01-445-5338                      L2400216-001 Aircraft Beam
1560-01-487-8670                      L5235016-002 Aircraft Structural Component Support
1560-01-593-9762                       L1800068-011 Trailing Edge Closeout
1560-01-483-4356                       9095795-1 Aircraft Structural Plate
1560-01-476-2659                       68A321563-2002 Aircraft Structural Component Support
1560-01-355-1080                       68A327178-1007 Aircraft Structural Panel
1560-01-215-2722                       4J53009-104E Aircraft Structural Component Bracket
1560-01-467-3165  68A332326-2001 Aircraft Former

AeroBase has been known for supplying the aerospace and defense industry with aviation and military items around the world. They have become the sole source provider to many large contract manufactures. With in stock factory new aviation and mil-spec hardware, government new surplus items, and general aviation products, AeroBase is sure to meet your product demands.

You can also search by aircraft part manufactures https://aerobasegroup.com/aircraft-parts-catalog/

AeroBase Group Inc.
145 East Dr.
Melbourne, FL 32904
P: 321-802-5889
Cage Code 74B05



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