Old material designation?
Old material designation?
(OP)
So I'm going through a CMM for an Airbus Component and they reference the following materials:
Z 100C 17 Steel
APX 4
AU 2 CN (T6)
UA 10N
I tried a couple of these and didn't get any useful search results. Could anyone narrow down the search range for me so I can find out what these materials are? I'm guessing it's a spec from a specific European Country that got rolled into a more commonly references spec.
Thanks all,
-Kirby
Z 100C 17 Steel
APX 4
AU 2 CN (T6)
UA 10N
I tried a couple of these and didn't get any useful search results. Could anyone narrow down the search range for me so I can find out what these materials are? I'm guessing it's a spec from a specific European Country that got rolled into a more commonly references spec.
Thanks all,
-Kirby
Kirby Wilkerson
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RE: Old material designation?
Possibly AIR 9048 for AU 2 CN (don't have a complete copy of this one to confirm).
No idea about the other two.
RE: Old material designation?
I assuming You've already tried the ASM handbook for alloys VS specifications? I've forgotten the title... will look for it.
Regards, Wil Taylor
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RE: Old material designation?
Here's some snippets from the CMM for a servo motor:
Thanks all,
-Kirby
Kirby Wilkerson
Remember, first define the problem, then solve it.
RE: Old material designation?
So
Z100C17
APX4
AU2CN
UA10N
RE: Old material designation?