BS EN 3018:2019 - Aerospace series. Heat resisting alloy NI-PH2801 (NiCr16Fe7Ti3Nb1Al1). Consumable electrode remelted. Cold drawn wire for the manufacture of thread inserts. D ≤ 3 mm

BS EN 3018:2019

Aerospace series. Heat resisting alloy NI-PH2801 (NiCr16Fe7Ti3Nb1Al1). Consumable electrode remelted. Cold drawn wire for the manufacture of thread inserts. D ≤ 3 mm

Status : Current   Published : December 2019

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This European Standard specifies the requirements relating to:

Heat resisting alloy NI-PH2801 (NiCr16Fe7Ti3Nb1Al1)
Consumable electrode remelted
Cold drawn wire for the manufacture
of the thread inserts
D ? 3 mm

for aerospace applications.




Standard NumberBS EN 3018:2019
TitleAerospace series. Heat resisting alloy NI-PH2801 (NiCr16Fe7Ti3Nb1Al1). Consumable electrode remelted. Cold drawn wire for the manufacture of thread inserts. D ≤ 3 mm
StatusCurrent
Publication Date16 December 2019
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)EN 2043, EN 3235-5
Informative References(Provided for Information)EN 4500-003, EN 4258
International RelationshipsEN 3018:2019
DescriptorsElectrodes, Welding electrodes, Thread inserts, Alloys, Aerospace transport
ICS49.025.15
Title in FrenchSérie aérospatiale. Alliage résistant à chaud NI-PH2801 (NiCr16Fe7Ti3Nb1Al1). Refondu à l'électrode consommable. Fil étiré à froid pour la fabrication de filets rapportés. D = 3 mm
Title in GermanLuft- und Raumfahrt. Hochwarmfeste Legierung NI-PH2801 (NiCr16Fe7Ti3Nb1Al1). Mit selbstverzehrender Elektrode umgeschmolzen. Drähte, kaltgezogen, für die Herstellung von Gewindeeinsätzen. D = 3 mm
CommitteeACE/61/-/48
ISBN978 0 539 02509 5
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryYes
Pages12
File Size1.024 MB
Price£112.00


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