What is BS EN 2037-Aerospace series: Drawn hexagonal steel bars about?
BS EN 2037 is a standard that serves dimensional specifications for the Aerospace series: Drawn hexagonal steel bars that facilitate grading, marking, material selection and product selection in aerospace applications.
BS EN 2037 specifies the dimensions, tolerances, and physical constants of drawn hexagonal steel bars used in aerospace construction.
Who is BS EN 2037-Aerospace series: Drawn hexagonal steel bars for?
BS EN 2037 on Aerospace series: Drawn hexagonal steel bars applies to:
- Steel suppliers to aerospace component manufacturers
- Manufacturers of steel bars for machining for aerospace applications
- Safety and quality assurance services
- Testing houses for the aerospace industry
- Regulatory bodies and inspection services in the aerospace industry
Why should you use BS EN 2037-Aerospace series: Drawn hexagonal steel bars?
Stainless steel is one of the most used metals in aerospace equipment. Steel has mechanical properties such as corrosion resistance, strength, and toughness, making it a reliable option for use in the aerospace industry.
BS EN 2037 provides you guidance on required characteristics, including dimensional code, width across flats, tolerance, cross-sectional area, and linear mass that facilitates the application of round steel bars according to physical properties, mechanical properties, and compatibility with other systems and components.
BS EN 2037 provides you guidance on designation, including name, number of material standard, dimensions, code of dimensional standard and an example enabling the identification and labelling of drawn hexagonal steel bars for aerospace applications.
The adoption of BS EN 2037 allows users to develop and assess drawn hexagonal steel bars that enhance life expectancy, structural stability, and corrosion resistance in aerospace applications.