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12/13/2007 7:04 AM

Hi,

I am working in aviation industry. We are providing maintenance service to several Airlines.

The question ; What do the code names like AD155 (Adhesive) or AD053 mean? These are chemical materials, but I have no idea how to find them....

Can somebody help me?
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12/13/2007 8:01 AM

The original equipment manufacturers' manuals for the aircraft in question MUST be consulted on this one!

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12/14/2007 6:13 PM

Where did you get these names? Are they part numbers? Is this info from materials that you have on hand, or from the maintenance manuals? We need more information to help you out!

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12/25/2007 10:11 AM

They are given in CMMs (Component Maintenance Manuals). Example : AD155, Adhesive. Or AD155 Adhesive....!

Thank you...!
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01/07/2008 5:47 PM

Sorry it's been awhile, I was out for the holidaze! I found a cross reference to these items on parts logistics.com. I don't know if they are what you need, you'd have to be the judge of that.

INSTANTBOND110 Adhesive ,

LOCTITE QUICK-SET404 Adhesive

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