Anodizing MIL-A-8625C vs MIL-A-8625D
Anodizing MIL-A-8625C vs MIL-A-8625D
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Ok, this may be a silly question but what is the difference between 8625D and 8625C?? Is it just colour...
thanks
Mike
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Mike
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Anodizing MIL-A-8625C vs MIL-A-8625D
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RE: Anodizing MIL-A-8625C vs MIL-A-8625D
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RE: Anodizing MIL-A-8625C vs MIL-A-8625D
RE: Anodizing MIL-A-8625C vs MIL-A-8625D
The current version is MIL-A-8625F and is a free download at ASSIST-Quick Search:
http://assist1.daps.dla.mil/quicksearch/
Revision history:
MIL-A-8625F
10 September 1993, Amended 15-SEP-2003
SUPERSEDING
MIL-A-8625E
25 April 1988
Which had superseded
MIL-A-8625D
30 June 1985
Which had superseded
MIL-A-8625C
15 January 1968
Anodize Class per MIL-A-8625F: Class 1 is non-dyed (natural), Class 2 is dyed.
You must also specify Type: Type I for chromic, Type II for conventional, Type III for hard.
Note: There are also some variants of Types I & II, mostly for aircraft applications.