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ČSN EN ISO 17668 (038570)
Zinc diffusion coatings on ferrous products - Sherardizing - Specification
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STANDARD published on 1.9.2016
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Designation standards: ČSN EN ISO 17668
Classification mark: 038570
Catalog number: 500152
Publication date standards: 1.9.2016
SKU: NS-650325
The number of pages: 28
Approximate weight : 84 g (0.19 lbs)
Country: Czech technical standard
Category: Technical standards ČSN
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Annotation of standard text ČSN EN ISO 17668 (038570):
This International Standard specifies minimum thickness requirements for six classes of zinc diffusion layers applied to ferrous products by the sherardizing process for the purpose of protection against corrosion and wear. This International Standard does not specify any requirements for the surface condition (finish or roughness) of the basis material before sherardizing. Post-treatments (conversion coatings), after-treatments or organic over-coatings (Duplex) of sherardized articles are not in the scope of this International Standard. NOTE 1 - For general information about post-treatments, see Annex C and Annex D. This International Standard does not apply to sherardized products (e.g. fasteners, tubes) for which specific standards exist and which might include additional requirements or requirements which are different from those of this International Standard. NOTE 2 - Individual product standards can incorporate this International Standard for the coating by quoting its number, or can incorporate it with modification specific to the product
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