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The Telex Rear Housing for Airman 750/760 Headsets (PN 64404-018) is a genuine replacement part designed to maintain the integrity and performance of your Telex Airman 750 or 760 series headset. This rear housing component ensures a precise fit and restores the original aesthetic and functional quality of your headset.
Key Features and Benefits:
Authentic Telex Replacement Part: Ensures compatibility and maintains headset performance.
Durable Construction: Manufactured to withstand the rigors of daily aviation use.
Precision Fit: Designed specifically for Airman 750 and 760 series headsets, ensuring seamless integration.
Restores Headset Integrity: Replaces worn or damaged rear housing to maintain the headset's structural integrity.
Detailed Product Description:
Over time, the rear housing of your Telex Airman 750 or 760 headset may experience wear and tear, impacting both its appearance and functionality. The Telex Rear Housing (PN 64404-018) serves as a direct replacement, allowing you to restore your headset to its original condition. Crafted with precision and durability in mind, this component ensures that your headset continues to provide reliable performance during flights.
Compatibility:
Telex Airman 750 Series Headsets: Models including 64300-200, 64300-205, 64300-208, 64300-210, 64300-212, 64300-218, 64300-219, 64300-220, and 64300-300.
Telex Airman 760 Series Headsets: Model 64400-200.
Investing in genuine Telex replacement parts like the Rear Housing (PN 64404-018) ensures that your aviation communication equipment remains reliable and performs at its best, contributing to safer and more efficient flight operations.
