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Shock Cord Ring 9044Cw

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Part# 06-04196
MFR Model# 9044CW
Ring No.Ring Size (In.)Test (Lb.)PN
9044CW9/16x4-1/240006-04196

Overview

An endless elastic ring composed of multiple strands of natural rubber, wound into a circular skein. Braided cover is high grade yarn. Manufactured to meet specification MIL-C-5651B, Type II. Shock cord is used in landing gear to reduce shock transmitted to fuselage while landing and taxiing and on other shock mounting applications. Color coded to insure fresh stock.CW (Cold Weather)shock rings available on Special Order basis. Prices are approx. twice that of standard shock rings. Add "-CW" to standard part number when ordering.
SOLD AS EACH.

Note: Size listed is cord diameter x ID

Reviews

Delivery was very fast.

Mark C
April 22, 2021

The four 1080 HD shick rings arrived on time and installed well in a Tri Pacer. Note: Often one thicker 1280HD is substituted but it rubs on the mounting wearing the cover thus shortening the life.

Phil
April 7, 2021

Old technology that still works as promised. Ive been using this on Piper J-3s and Pitts S-1s for a long time. Theyre not easy to install, but they last a LONG time. Requires an installation tool thats specific to the application. The tool used on a J-3 cant be used to install them on a Pitts and vice versa. Certainly they can be installed by one person, but its best to have two people available to pay close attention. When everything goes as it should, its not particularly challenging, but if something slips off during installation, the potential for personal injury is real. Its best to have another set of eyes, or to have someone there to render aid and assistance if needed.

Rick R
March 11, 2021

Works well. Some vendors have it for almost half the price however.

Bob B
January 11, 2021

Shock cord rings arrived as fresh as they could be with a December 2020 manufacture date on them.

William M
January 4, 2021

Great product and great service.

Humphrey J
November 24, 2020

Excellent service

Coy L
November 16, 2020

worked ok

Elton H
October 7, 2020

No issues, part was the correct bungee for my Acrosport II, shipped quickly.

Donald L
September 10, 2020

These appear to be identical to the ones replaced. Be extremely careful when installing! Tons of potential energy! Literally! Be sure to acquire an installation tool !

Mark
August 1, 2020

Q&A

Please note, Aircraft Spruce Canada's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce Canada assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.

Q: How do you measure the ring size of the shock cord rings? We need a replacement cord for a 1941 Klemm 35D and have original sizes in mm. Is the second size measured as diameter of the ring or when squeezed together? Is it the inner or outer length? Thank you Tobi

Here is an example: for part # 1080HD, the 10 is 10/16 of the cross section, and the 80 is 8" ID in a perfect circle.

Q: Does ring #1380 meet CAL-OSHA requirements?

Per the manufacturer, no it does not meet this. They have not heard of this requirement or been asked this question previously. They are not sure that it relates to aviation.

Q: What kind of rubber is used? NBR? Are these rings fuel and oil resistant?

These shock chords are made of natural rubber that is chemically blended with the manufactures reciepe. These are not fuel and oil resistant as this will break down the ring if you spill any on it.

Q: Would you please give the color date code so all of us will know how old our units are, a simple table in the Q&A will do. Thank you as always from us bouncy ones who have shock cord based landing gear.

1995, 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015 - Black
1996, 2001, 2006, 2011, 2016 - Green
1997, 2002, 2007, 2012, 2017 - Red
1998, 2003, 2008, 2013, 2018 - Blue
1999, 2004, 2009, 2014, 2019 - Yellow
repeat

Q: The stated value of TEST (LBS) refer to the weight supported by each chord?

Per the supplier: it is "Load at distance." However, they said in an aircraft application they will likely not reach that kinda of load.

Q: Does the stated load value relate to EACH cord? Yes or No.

Yes, there are priced and sold per bungie.

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