McFarlane Aviation Products Newsletter

New! FAA-PMA Galvanized Steel Flight Control Cables for New Production Cessna Aircraft

Up to five times more wear resistance than soft factory stainless cables!

Only McFarlane has FAA-PMA approval for galvanized steel flight control cables for the new production Cessna aircraft.

Safe!

• Resist wear four to five times longer than stainless cables

• High carbon internally lubricated MIL-SPEC cable as used on Legacy Cessna aircraft for decades

• 10% stronger and 20% more fatigue resistant than stainless cables

Save!

• Available individually or in complete cable and chain kits: Kits

• Save installation and rigging costs with longer life cycles

• Costs less than stainless steel cables

• High quality and unbeatable value

You now have a choice!

McFarlane recommends galvanized steel cables for most applications; however, stainless cables are necessary for some highly corrosive environments such as salt air. We also stock FAA-PMA stainless steel cables at great prices.

For more information, go to Flight Control Cables.

Bolt Style Wire Clamps for Solid Wire Controls
Save up to 1400%

• FAA-PMA approved for Cessna 120 thru 425 aircraft

• Many applications: carb heat, cabin air, oxygen control and more

• Unique design to reduce wire stress

• Heat treated stainless steel for wear and corrosion resistance

For ordering information, go to Wire Clamps, Bolt Style.

Gift Ideas for the Aviation Enthusiast

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