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    Bearing, Plain - MMB12-18A | Cross Reference of MMB12

    Bearing, Plain - MMB12-18A | Cross Reference of MMB12

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    Bearing, Plain – P/N MMB12-18A | Cross Reference of P/N MMB12

    CROSS REFERENCE: P/N MMB12-18A is a cross reference of OEM P/N MMB12 (Airbus Helicopters), listed as an alternate part number in the Airbus Helicopters technical catalog.

    Part number MMB12-18A
    Type Cross Reference (OEM alternate part number)
    Cross reference of MMB12 — Airbus Helicopters
    Description Bearing, Plain
    ATA chapter ATA 53
    Applicable aircraft H125 (AS350 B3); DAUPHIN: 155 B1, 155 B, 360 C, 365 C; PUMA: 330 J; SUPER PUMA: 332 LL1, 332 L2, 332 L1, 332 C1, 332 C; ECUREUIL: 350 B, 350 B1, 350 B2, 350 B3, 350 BA, 350 BB, 350 D, 355 NP, 355 N, 355 F2, 355 F1, 355 F, 355 E
    Condition New
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