MS26526-2

Aircraft Pneumatic Tire

NSN 2620-00-580-0999

DEMIL

Shelf Life

UOM

NIIN

Demil:

DEMIL/MLI

Shelf Life:

N/A

UOM:

NIIN:

005800999

Product Technical Spec.

Maximum Inflation Pressure:

250.0 pounds per square inch

Service Type And Tread Design:

Aircraft main wheel rib

Tire Air Retention Method:

Tubeless type

Tire Ply Arrangement:

Bias

Tire Load Maximum Capacity:

8070.0 pounds static load

Material:

Rubber synthetic

NSN:

2620-00-580-0999

Item Name:

Aircraft Tire

Cage Code:

96906

Cross Referenced Parts

Part Number

Cage

RNCC

RNVC

RNAAC

Status

MSDS

SADC

Part Number:

MS26526-2

Cage Code:

11809

RNCC:

RNVC:

RNAAC:

Status:

MSDS:

SADC:

Part Number:

012-646-0

Cage Code:

F0635

RNCC:

RNVC:

RNAAC:

Status:

MSDS:

SADC:

Part Identification

INC

FIIG

Concept No.

App. Key

Cond. Code

Status

INC:

51021

FIIG:

A504S0

Concept No.:

App. Key:

Cond. Code:

Status:

Part Materials

Hazardous material, precious metals, criticality, enviroment, and electrostatic discharge indicators

HMIC

PMIC

ESD/EMI

ENAC

MMAC

CRITL

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Packaging & Shipping

Est. Pack Size

Est. Pack Weight

Est. Item Weight

Est. Item Dim.

Pack Size:

24.0 X 24.0 X 5.5

Paclk Weight:

29.5000lbs

Item Weight:

Item Dim:

OPI

SPI No.

SPI Rev.

SPC Mkg.

LVL A

LVL B

OPI:

SPI No.:

8013215754

SPI Rev.:

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Freight Classification

NMFC

UFC

LTL

LCL

WCC

TCC

SHC

ACC

NMFC:

157230

UFC:

84460

LTL:

110.0

LCL:

70.0

WCC:

584

TCC:

SHC:

ACC:

Equipment for Aircraft

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Definition Definition of approved item name (AIN): "Aircraft Tire"

A mechanical device made of rubber, chemicals, fabric and steel or other materials, which, mounted on an aircraft wheel, provides the traction and contains the fluid that sustains the load. Tube type tires are of a form to inclose an inner tube containing air under pressure. Tubeless tires incorporate carcass materials and construction to provide fluid retention equal to that of a conventional tire and tube.