BH GSO ISO 6537:2017

ISO 6537:1982
Bahraini Standard   Current Edition · Approved on 21 June 2017

Pneumatic fluid power systems -- Cylinder barrels -- Requirements for non-ferrous metallic tubes

BH GSO ISO 6537:2017 Files

English 6 Pages
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BH GSO ISO 6537:2017 Scope

1.1 This International Standard defines the mechanical properties, dimensional tolerances, surface finishes and technical delivery conditions of the following tubes and bores for pneumatic fluid power cylinders : — round non-ferrous metallic tubes, seamless or welded type, in the as-drawn stress-relieved or fully heat-treated condition; — bores, specially finished, with or without metal removal. 1.2 The tubes covered by this International Standard are intended for use as barrels in a wide variety of pneumatic cylinders. NOTE — Brass and aluminium have been considered as a basis in this document but should not be considered the only materials suitable for such applications. 1.3 Annex A specifies the dimensions and tolerances on inside diameters for non-ferrous metallic pneumatic cylinder tubes. 1.4 Annex B provides a recommended method of ordering.

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