What is BS EN 2369 - Heat-resisting alloy wires about?
BS EN 2369 is a European Standard that specifies the dimensions and tolerances of heat-resisting alloys wire used in aerospace construction.
BS EN 2369 covers alloy wires of diameter 0,2 mm ≤ D≤ 8mm.
Who is BS EN 2369 - Heat-resisting alloy wires for?
BS EN 2369 on heat-resisting alloy wires is applicable to:
- Manufacturers of heat-resisting alloy wires
- Manufacturers of fasteners, chemical processing equipment
- Manufacturers of aerospace materials
- Aerospace and defence industries
- Aerospace quality managers
- Aerospace technical specialists
Why should you use BS EN 2369 - Heat-resisting alloy wires?
Heat resistant alloys wires perform well at high temperatures, and they have high creep resistance as well as strength at high temperatures. Thus, the hi-temp alloys wires are typically used in furnace parts, annealing boxes, chemical processing equipment, belting wire/conveyor wire, for conveyor belts, heat exchangers, weaving wire for heat-treating baskets, furnace fans, mufflers, shafts, and fasteners.
In aerospace operations, component or system failure can place the entire crew at risk so systems must operate with a high degree of strength, durability, reliability, operating environments, and complexity.
As a manufacturer, you can use the guidelines given in BS EN 2369 to understand the dimensions and strengths of alloys, which are required in the production of heat resisting alloys wires.
BS EN 2369 covers all the requirements for heat-resisting alloy wires. It creates a standardized approach for manufacturers of heat-resisting alloy wires to adhere to if they supply their metallic materials to the aerospace and defence industry.
By adopting BS EN 2369, you can demonstrate the reliability of your aerospace products, and build trust in their use throughout the aerospace supply chain.