ISO 4990:2023
International Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
09 November 2023
Steel castings — General technical delivery requirements
ISO 4990:2023 Files
English
14 Pages
Current Edition
BHD
47.12
ISO 4990:2023 Scope
This document specifies the general technical delivery requirements for the supply of steel, nickel, and cobalt alloy castings, including the requirements for the selection and preparation of samples and test pieces.
When a material or product standard differ from this delivery specification, the material or product standard applies. In the case of investment castings, ISO 16468 applies.
This document also specifies a group of supplementary requirements which can be applied to steel, nickel, and cobalt alloy castings. These requirements are provided for use when additional testing or inspection is desired and apply only when individually specified by the purchaser.
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