In aircraft engine maintenance, specialized fixtures are essential for supporting controlled repair and dimensional restoration of engine components. The 856A4013G02 Aircraft Engine Maintenance Fixture is a dedicated fixture associated with combustion component maintenance, with a documented function for resizing engine components and removing distortion.
The 856A4013G02 is particularly relevant to CFM56-3 engine maintenance applications, including maintenance activities involving combustion liners, outer liners, domes, and related combustion-section components.
For aircraft MRO organizations and engine component repair facilities, this type of dedicated engine maintenance fixture provides a controlled setup for specialized component restoration operations.
The 856A4013G02 is identified as a specialized Aircraft Engine Maintenance Fixture under Federal Supply Classification (FSC) 4920, which covers aircraft maintenance and repair shop specialized equipment.
Unlike general-purpose workshop fixtures, an engine maintenance fixture is designed around specific component maintenance requirements. The 856A4013G02 is associated with operations that require engine components to be positioned and supported during resizing and distortion removal.
The fixture is identified by:
Part Number: 856A4013G02
Nomenclature: Fixture, Engine Maintenance, Aircraft
NSN: 4920-01-168-0278
NIIN: 01-168-0278
CAGE Code: 58828
FSC: 4920
Reference: SERD No. 0905
These identification details make the 856A4013G02 suitable for precise tooling identification and procurement within aviation maintenance environments.
The CFM56-3 is a widely used commercial turbofan engine, and its combustion-section components require dedicated inspection and maintenance procedures throughout their service life.
Available maintenance capability information associates the 856A4013G02 with CFM56-3 maintenance applications involving combustion inner and outer cowl components.
This makes the fixture relevant to MRO facilities working with CFM56-3 combustion-section maintenance and associated component repair procedures.
When specialized tooling is required for engine component restoration, using a fixture identified for the relevant maintenance application can help establish a more controlled and repeatable repair setup.
One of the key functions associated with the 856A4013G02 is engine component resizing.
Combustion-section components are exposed to significant thermal and mechanical conditions during engine operation. After extended service or maintenance activities, dimensional changes or distortion may need to be addressed as part of the component repair process.
The 856A4013G02 is documented for applications involving components such as:
Combustion liners
Outer liners
Domes
Related combustion-section components
During maintenance, the fixture provides dedicated support and positioning for the component while resizing or distortion-removal operations are performed.
This type of tooling is especially important where component geometry and positioning need to be controlled throughout the maintenance process.
The 856A4013G02 provides a dedicated fixture arrangement for aircraft engine component maintenance. Proper component support helps establish a stable setup during dimensional restoration operations.
The fixture is associated with resizing operations for combustion-related engine components. Dedicated support can help technicians maintain a repeatable working arrangement during the restoration process.
Distortion removal is another documented function of the 856A4013G02. The fixture supports maintenance activities intended to restore the dimensional condition of affected engine components.
As a specialized aircraft engine maintenance fixture, the 856A4013G02 forms part of the dedicated tooling required for engine component repair and overhaul operations.
The documented overall dimensions of the 856A4013G02 Aircraft Engine Maintenance Fixture are:
Parameter | Specification |
Overall Length | 40 in (1016 mm) |
Overall Width | 40 in (1016 mm) |
Overall Height | 36 in (914.4 mm) |
For MRO facilities, these dimensions can be useful when planning tooling storage, maintenance work areas, equipment positioning, and workshop layout.
Accurate part-number identification is particularly important when sourcing specialized aircraft maintenance tools, as similar-looking fixtures may be designed for different engine models or maintenance procedures.
Aircraft engine components require specialized tooling because maintenance operations often involve component-specific geometry and controlled positioning.
A dedicated aircraft engine maintenance fixture can support a more organized maintenance workflow by providing:
Controlled component positioning
Dedicated support during repair operations
Repeatable maintenance setups
Support for component dimensional restoration
Improved tooling organization within MRO facilities
Application-specific engine maintenance capability
For engine overhaul shops, component repair facilities, and aircraft maintenance organizations, dedicated fixtures are an important part of the overall engine MRO tooling system.
When sourcing an 856A4013G02 fixture, accurate identification of the required part number and maintenance application is important.
MRO organizations should consider factors such as:
Required aircraft engine application
Component maintenance procedure
Part number and tooling identification
Available maintenance documentation
Fixture dimensions and workshop space
Required delivery schedule
Manufacturing or replacement requirements
For organizations looking for aircraft engine maintenance tools, matching the fixture to the intended engine maintenance application is essential for proper tooling selection.
The 856A4013G02 Aircraft Engine Maintenance Fixture is a specialized piece of aircraft engine MRO tooling associated with combustion component maintenance. Its documented functions include engine component resizing and distortion removal, with applications involving combustion liners, outer liners, domes, and related components.
For MRO organizations, engine overhaul facilities, and aviation tooling procurement teams, the 856A4013G02 provides a dedicated solution for controlled combustion-component maintenance and dimensional restoration operations.
Shanghai Junxun Aviation Technology provides professional aviation maintenance tools, engine maintenance tooling, Ground Support Equipment (GSE), aircraft maintenance docking systems, customized tooling solutions, and tooling rental services for commercial aircraft MRO operations worldwide.
Aircraft Coverage
Our tooling solutions support a wide range of Boeing and Airbus commercial aircraft, including :
Boeing
• Boeing 737 MAX
• Boeing 737 Next Generation (737NG)
• Boeing 757
• Boeing 767
• Boeing 777
• Boeing 787 Dreamliner
• Boeing 747
Airbus
• Airbus A220
• Airbus A320 Family
• Airbus A320neo Family
• Airbus A330
• Airbus A350
• Airbus A380
Engine Coverage
We also provide engine maintenance tools for leading commercial aircraft engine programs, including
CFM International
• CFM56-3/5/7
• LEAP-1A
• LEAP-1B
• LEAP-1C
GE Aerospace
• CF6-80C2
• GE90-94B
• GE90-115B
• GEnx
International Aero Engines (IAE)
• V2500
Pratt & Whitney
• PW1100G
• PW1400G
• PW2000
• PW4000
Rolls-Royce
• Trent 500
• Trent 700
• Trent 7000
• Trent XWB
Whether you need standard aviation maintenance tooling, custom-designed equipment, GSE, aircraft maintenance platforms, or tooling rental services, our engineering team is ready to provide reliable, cost-effective solutions tailored to your maintenance requirements.
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