6746 - Boeing 707 Transformer for Boeing 707
6746 is a boeing 707 transformer manufactured by Pacific Scientific, OECO for the Boeing 707. This electrical systems part supports onboard electrical power generation and distribution. Units are sourced through a vetted supplier network and released with the airworthiness documentation appropriate to their condition and source (FAA Form 8130-3 / EASA Form 1 where applicable).
- Part Number
- 6746
- Manufacturer
- Pacific Scientific, OECO
- Aircraft Model
- Boeing 707
- Category
- Electrical Systems
- Conditions Available
- New / Overhauled / Serviceable / As-Removed — quoted per unit
- Certification
- FAA Form 8130-3 / EASA Form 1 available subject to source and condition
- Price
- Quoted per unit, condition, and trace documentation
- Availability
- Sourced on request — availability confirmed per RFQ, same-day response
- Warranty
- As per manufacturer
- CAGE Code
- 95266
- NSN
- 5950-00-965-5003
Aircraft Applicability for 6746
6746 (Pacific Scientific, OECO) is listed as applicable to the following Boeing 707 family variants. Confirm eligibility against the aircraft IPC / Type Certificate Data Sheet for the specific tail and configuration.
- Boeing 707-300
- Boeing 720
- Boeing 737-200
- Boeing 737-300
- Boeing 737-400
- Boeing 737-500
- Boeing 727-100
- Boeing 727-200
- Boeing 747-100
- Boeing 747-200
DoD Catalog Reference for 6746 (DLA / FLIS)
6746 is cataloged by the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under National Stock Number 5950-00-965-5003, within Federal Supply Class 5950 — COILS AND TRANSFORMERS. The DLA standardized item nomenclature for this component is “TRANSFORMER,POWER AUTOTRANSFORME”.
The cataloged source of record (Commercial and Government Entity code 95266) is OECO, LLC DBA PACIFIC SCIENTIFIC OECO DIV FIRE SAFETY AND POWER SYSTEMS of PORTLAND, OR, UNITED STATES — an active manufacturer of record.
This catalog reference confirms 6746 as a recognized aerospace component in the DoD supply system and is provided here for traceability and procurement validation. Authoritative source: U.S. Defense Logistics Agency Federal Logistics Information System.
About the 6746 for Boeing 707
The Boeing 707 Transformer (P/N 6746) is a electrical systems for the Boeing 707, manufactured by Pacific Scientific, OECO. This component supports onboard electrical power generation and distribution. Documented applicability spans 10 Boeing 707 configurations (Boeing 707-300, Boeing 720, Boeing 737-200, Boeing 737-300, and others). It is typically procured during line maintenance, scheduled overhaul, or AOG recovery depending on service intervals and configuration.
Depending on supplier availability, 6746 may be sourced in the following conditions, each released with its corresponding airworthiness documentation:
- New / Factory New
- Overhauled (OH)
- Serviceable (SV) / As-Removed
FAA-PMA certification and EASA Form 1 dual release may be available for 6746 subject to source and condition.
Frequently Asked Questions about 6746
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Aviation Industry Guides
Reference resources for buyers sourcing electrical systems components and verifying certification.
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