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SAE International - AS9201B

NUT, PLAIN, HEXAGON, BOSS CONNECTION, SILVER PLATED, 347 CRES UNS S34700

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Organization: SAE International
Publication Date: 24 July 2006
Status: active

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AS9201B
July 24, 2006
NUT, PLAIN, HEXAGON, BOSS CONNECTION, SILVER PLATED, 347 CRES UNS S34700
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References

This document references:
AMS2410 - SILVER PLATING Nickel Strike - High Bake
Published by SAE International on August 1, 1945
A description is not available for this item.
This document references:
AMS2647 - FLUORESCENT PENETRANT INSPECTION Aircraft and Engine Component Maintenance
Published by SAE International on August 10, 2011
This specification establishes requirements, instructions, and procedures to ensure that fluorescent penetrant inspections are capable of achieving an acceptable level of defect detection on aircraft...
This document references:
AMS5646 - STEEL, CORROSION AND HEAT RESISTANT 18Cr - 11Ni - Cb
Published by SAE International on September 1, 1947
A description is not available for this item.
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AS478 - IDENTIFICATION MARKING OF ITEMS FOR AIRCRAFT POWER PLANTS
Published by SAE International on May 15, 1960
This standard covers permanent marking intended to be easily and accurately read during the normal service life of the item and also covers temporary marking intended to provide legible...
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AS478J - IDENTIFICATION MARKING METHODS
Published by SAE International on May 1, 1995
This standard provides the following: a Definition of terms pertaining to marking. b Symbols for marking location. c Requirements and restrictions for permanent markings. d Types of marking methods....
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