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    Clamp, Attachment - 10N22 | Cross Reference of ASNA0021-10N22

    Clamp, Attachment - 10N22 | Cross Reference of ASNA0021-10N22

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    Clamp, Attachment – P/N 10N22 | Cross Reference of P/N ASNA0021-10N22

    CROSS REFERENCE: P/N 10N22 is a cross reference of OEM P/N ASNA0021-10N22 (Airbus Helicopters), listed as an alternate part number in the Airbus Helicopters technical catalog.

    Part number 10N22
    Type Cross Reference (OEM alternate part number)
    Cross reference of ASNA0021-10N22 — Airbus Helicopters
    Description Clamp, Attachment
    ATA chapter ATA 53
    Applicable aircraft 350 B1, 350 B2, 350 B3, 350 BA, 350 BB, 350 C, 350 D, 355 E, 355 F, 355 F1, 355 F2, 355 N, 355 NP, H125 / AS350, Standard hardware — not aircraft specific; Airbus catalog: H125 (AS350 B3); ECUREUIL: 350 B
    Condition New
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