What is BS EN 3899 - Self-locking thickwall inserts for aerospace applications about?
BS EN 3899 specifies the characteristics, qualifications and acceptance requirements for self-locking thickwall inserts with MJ threads, in FE-PM3801, for aerospace applications.
It is applicable whenever referenced.
Qualification, purpose, acceptance and more topics mentioned in BS EN 3899 helps user effectively produce these inserts. Relevant Annexes are also mentioned in BS EN 3899.
Who is BS EN 3899 - Self-locking thickwall inserts for aerospace applications for?
BS EN 3899 on self-locking thickwall inserts for aerospace applications is useful for:
- Aerospace component and fastener manufacturers
- Self-locking thickwall insert manufacturers
- The Aerospace and Defence industry
- Aeronautical engineers
- Product design engineers
- Quality control, testing and inspection authorities
- Regulatory bodies
- Certification bodies
Why should you use BS EN 3899 - Self-locking thickwall inserts for aerospace applications?
When it comes to the manufacturing and use of aerospace components, reliability, consistent performance and durability are crucial.
BS EN 3899 walks you through the requirements of specific product characteristics and provides reference standards for test methods to determine the quality and performance of self-locking thickwall inserts for use in aerospace applications.
BS EN 3899 also covers the Acceptance Quality Limit (AQL) values for characteristics of self-locking thickwall inserts, based on the category of defects.
The purpose of acceptance inspections and tests is to check, as simply as possible, by a method representative of actual use conditions, with the uncertainty inherent to statistical sampling, that the nuts constituting the batch satisfy the requirements of BS EN 3899.
With compliance to BS EN 3899 you can demonstrate the reliability of self-locking thickwall inserts and build trust in their use throughout the aerospace supply chain.