BS 4193-1:1986, ISO 1832-1985 - Hardmetal insert tooling. Specification for designation of indexable inserts for cutting tools

BS 4193-1:1986, ISO 1832-1985

Hardmetal insert tooling. Specification for designation of indexable inserts for cutting tools

Status : Revised, Withdrawn   Published : September 1986 Replaced By : BS 4193-1:1993, ISO 1832:1991

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Code for the designation of the usual types of indexable inserts, in hardmetal (carbide) or any other cutting materials such as ceramics etc; in order to simplify orders and specifications for such inserts.




Standard NumberBS 4193-1:1986, ISO 1832-1985
TitleHardmetal insert tooling. Specification for designation of indexable inserts for cutting tools
StatusRevised, Withdrawn
Publication Date30 September 1986
Withdrawn Date15 May 1993
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
Replaced ByBS 4193-1:1993, ISO 1832:1991
ReplacesBS 4193-1:1980
International RelationshipsISO 1832:1985
DescriptorsDisposable, Dimensional tolerances, Designations, Hardmetals, Symbols, Cutting tools, Inserts (cutting tools), Carbide tools
ICS25.100.01
Title in FrenchOutillage à plaquettes en métaux-durs. Désignation des plaquettes amovibles pour outils coupants. Spécifications
Title in GermanHartmetallwendeschneidplatten. Bezeichnung von Wendeschneidplatten fuer Schneidwerkzeuge
CommitteeMTE/18
ISBN0 580 15260 X
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryNo
Pages16
File Size601 KB
Price£134.00


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