BS 3673-2:1965 - Specification for spring retaining rings. Carbon steel E clips

BS 3673-2:1965

Specification for spring retaining rings. Carbon steel E clips

Status : Withdrawn   Published : July 1965

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Specifies the nomenclature, material, heat treatment and hardness, form, dimensions and tolerances, finish and identification of spring retaining rings of the E clip type in inch and metric series produced in carbon spring steel. Recommended groove dimensions are also given.




Standard NumberBS 3673-2:1965
TitleSpecification for spring retaining rings. Carbon steel E clips
StatusWithdrawn
Publication Date29 July 1965
Confirm Date01 December 2011
Withdrawn Date14 June 2016
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
Amended ByAMD 976
AMD 2 published 15 May 1968.
Draft Superseded ByD64/7084 DC
DescriptorsSpring retaining rings, Unalloyed steels, Dimensions, Diameter, Thickness, Mechanical properties of materials, Mechanical testing, Marking, Grooves, Width, Thickness, Locking and locating devices
ICS21.060.60
Title in FrenchAnneaux de retenue elastiques. Specification. Joncs d'arret en 'E' en acier au carbone
Title in GermanFedersicherungsringe. Spezifikation. Kohlenstoffstahl-E-Klemmen
CommitteeFME/9
ISBN0 580 35576 4
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryNo
Pages14
File Size375.3 KB
NotesThis standard is withdrawn as it is no longer relevant
Price£112.00


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