Non-alloy steel tubes suitable for welding and threading - Technical delivery conditions (AMD 17127) (AMD Corrigendum 17157)

BS EN 10255:2004

British Standards Institution
Non-alloy steel tubes suitable for welding and threading - Technical delivery conditions (AMD 17127) (AMD Corrigendum 17157) Download document

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Current

Supplement

Mechanical & Electrical Supplement

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BS EN

Abstract

Details are given for requirements of circular non-alloy steel tubes suitable for welding and threading, covering tubes of specified outside diameter 10,2mm to 165,1mm (thread size ⅛ to 6) in two series, medium and heavy, and three types of designated thicknesses.

History

This document is a candidate harmonized European Standard and takes into account the requirements of EC mandate M131 steel tubes and fittings. This standard is a hEN. Supersedes BS 1387:1985. Amendment 17127 dated May 2007. Amendment 17157 is Corrigendum No.1 dated May 2007.

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0580443302

Subjects

  • Pipes
  • Ducts/flues/pipes
  • Building services
  • Steel pipes

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