B767 Section 48 Panel (Sectional Fuselage / Wing Panel)
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| Product Name | B767 Section 48 Panel (Sectional Fuselage / Wing Panel) |
| Model Number | B767-Sec48-PNL |
| Brand | (Unbranded / generic aluminum sheet) |
| Category | Aerospace Structural Panel / Aircraft Skin / Sectional Panel |
| Country Origin | Varies (could be Asia, USA, etc.) |
| Material | Aircraft aluminum alloy (e.g. 2024-T3, 7075, or clad aluminum) or aluminum-lithium, possibly with corrosion protection or skin treatment. |
| Applications | Used in B767 aircraft as a structural panel in “Section 48” area (fuselage or wing section) to provide exterior skin, load distribution, aerodynamic surface, attachment for stiffeners, joints, etc. |
The B767 Section 48 Panel is a sectional structural skin panel used in the Boeing 767 aircraft, likely in the fuselage or wing “Section 48” region. Fabricated from aerospace-grade aluminum alloy (such as 2024, 7075, or aluminum–lithium variants), it is designed to act both as exterior skin and structural member. The panel carries aerodynamic loads, transfers stress between frames and stiffeners, and integrates with fasteners, cutouts, and joints. It may also have corrosion protection, shot peening, or surface finishing applied. When manufacturing, tolerance, thickness, surface quality, and material specifications are critical to aircraft structural integrity and certification.
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