Aircraft Propeller

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Aircraft propellers are mechanical devices that convert the rotational motion of an engine into thrust, which propels an aircraft forward. They consist of two or more blades attached to a central hub. The blades are designed to generate lift by creating a pressure difference between the front and back surfaces as they rotate through the air.

Aircraft propellers are commonly used in general aviation aircraft, such as small airplanes and helicopters. They are also found in some military aircraft and larger commercial aircraft, particularly turboprop aircraft.

In the supply class Aircraft Propellers And Components, you can find various components related to aircraft propellers. This may include the propeller blades, hub assemblies, spinner cones, pitch control mechanisms, and other related parts. These components are essential for the proper functioning and maintenance of aircraft propellers.

The supply group Aerospace Craft Components And Accessories encompasses a wide range of components and accessories used in the aerospace industry. This includes not only aircraft propellers but also other parts and systems used in aircraft construction, navigation, communication, and safety.

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