AIA/NAS - NASM27545
Key, Woodruff, Alloy Steel
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| Organization: | AIA/NAS |
| Publication Date: | 1 October 1998 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 7 |
scope:
This specification covers requirements for alloy steel woodruff keys.
Classification.
The keys shall be of the following types:
Type I - Full length key
Type II - Flat end key
intended Use:
Keys are used to restrict the movement of certain machine members and retain their position as assembled. The principal application is to secure a rotating member to its shaft, which should have a... View More
Document History
December 30, 2020
KEY, WOODRUFF, ALLOY STEEL
Keys are used to restrict the movement of certain machine members and retain their position as assembled. The principal application is to secure a rotating member to its shaft, which should have a...
February 28, 2011
KEY, WOODRUFF, ALLOY STEEL
Keys are used to restrict the movement of certain machine members and retain their position as assembled. The principal application is to secure a rotating member to its shaft, which should have a...
February 28, 2011
KEY, WOODRUFF, ALLOY STEEL
Keys are used to restrict the movement of certain machine members and retain their position as assembled. The principal application is to secure a rotating member to its shaft, which should have a...
NASM27545
October 1, 1998
Key, Woodruff, Alloy Steel
Keys are used to restrict the movement of certain machine members and retain their position as assembled. The principal application is to secure a rotating member to its shaft, which should have a...
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