What is BS EN 4491- Non-metallic materials for aerospace series about?
BS EN 4491 is an international standard that discusses the aspects of non-metallic materials to be used in aircraft industry.
BS EN 4491 specifies the requirements relating to anaerobic polymerisable thread-locking compounds having a torque strength of 16 Nm for aerospace applications.
BS EN 4491 provides the characteristic features of non-metallic materials.
Who is BS EN 4491- Non-metallic materials for aerospace series for?
BS EN 4491 on non-metallic materials for aerospace series is relevant to:
- Manufacturers of non-metallic materials
- Manufacturers of aerospace equipment and components
- Aeronautical engineers
- Testing authorities
- Quality assurance personnel
- Aerospace and defence industries
Why should you use BS EN 4491- Non-metallic materials for aerospace series?
Non-metallic materials are any materials, both synthetic and natural, which do not contain metal.
BS EN 4491 is part of a series of EN non-metallic materials standards for aerospace applications. The general organization of this series is described in EN 4385. BS EN 4491 is a level 3 standard as defined in EN 4385. BS EN 4491 has been prepared in accordance with TR 7000-7.
BS EN 4491 provides information regarding non-metallic materials to be used in aerospace applications such as related terms, definitions, and requirements.
BS EN 4491 creates a standardized approach for manufacturers of non-metallic materials to adhere to if they supply their non-metallic materials for use by the aerospace and defence industry.
By adopting BS EN 4491, manufacturers can demonstrate the reliability of non-metallic materials and build trust for their use throughout the aerospace supply chain