A propellant line bracket is a mechanical support structure used to secure and stabilize propellant lines in an aerospace vehicle — such as a rocket, spacecraft, or launch platform. These brackets ensure that the fluid lines remain safely in place throughout the vehicle's lifecycle: during assembly, launch, flight, and possibly reentry or landing. These typically come with p-clamps or other types of clamping to secure the tubes.

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