Material DIN ISO equivalent

[chungwei]

Recently I have a project that all the materials are using
DIN ISO code. Could someone mail me about the equivalent list? Like ASSAB or JIS

 

[Rich2001]

see thread182-43031

 

[stanweld]

ASM now has a new on-line world wide guide that includes info from manufacturers, Woldmans, ASM World Wide Guides etc. I had a chance to demo it recently and found it an excellent source. My comment to the ASM was "the best I've come across yet!"

 

[CalvinKelly]

I've not had the opportunity to use the ASM site yet, but for steel, stainless and nickel alloys would suggest "Stahlschluessel" (Key to Steel), available from ASM book department. It is a little tedious to figure out, I use section 17 almost entirely to translate a given DIN Werkstoff Nummer to chemistry (from which I figure out US equivalent) ASM also sells a key to aluminum, also German, which I have but have not yet used. EN (European Normal) numbers are usually, but not always, the same as W.Nr. I don't know where to get a list of EN numbers, it is best to have a European contact. US standards societies are not always as familiar with European specs as one might hope.

James Kelly

http://www.rolledalloys.com