Parker’s push-type master cylinders utilize hardened steel rods, aluminum housings, and pistons that have low seal friction, which means they are designed for long, reliable service life.more...
Meets Industry Standards : MIL-PRF-5606, MIL-PRF-83282 and MIL-PRF-87257
Displacement (cu in/rev) : 0.42 to 1.015
Housing Material : Aluminum
Master cylinders are located in the cockpit on each of the pilot’s rudder pedals. They are used to turn a force into a pressure to actuate the brakes on an aircraft. By integrating the reservoir directly into the master cylinder housing, Parker has eliminated the need for a sepmore...
Feature : Fewer fittings, meaning fewer leak paths • Space-saving advantage, no need for a remote reservoir • Fewer parts to inspect and maintain
Master cylinders are located in the cockpit on each of the pilot’s rudder pedals. They are used to turn a force into a pressure to actuate the brakes on an aircraft. By integrating the reservoir directly into the master cylinder housing, Parker has eliminated the need for a sepmore...
FEATURES AND ATTRIBUTES: : Anodized housing – corrosion protection • Light weight • American made
Weight (lbs) : 0.45 to 1.5 lb
Maximum Operating Temperature (F) : 275° F
Pull-type master cylinders are an alternative to push-type master cylinders and are common in the general aviation market. Pull-type master cylinders are used when the aircraft’s linkage is not set up for a push-type master cylinder due to cockpit design constraints or the air more...
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