Hardmetals. Sampling and testing of powders using sintered test pieces

Hardmetals. Sampling and testing of powders using sintered test pieces

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What is ISO 4884 - Hardmetals about?  

ISO 4884 is an international standard on hard metals that discusses the best procedures and specifications required for sampling and testing hard metals. ISO 4884 specifies procedures for the sampling and testing of powder mixtures for the manufacture of hard metals, using sintered test pieces. It also covers the preparation of test pieces. 

Who is ISO 4884- Hardmetals for?  

ISO 4884 on hard metals is relevant to: 

  • Manufacturer of hard metals 
  • Laboratories and Research centers  

Why should you use ISO 4884- Hardmetals? 

Hardmetal is the term used to signify a group of sintered, hard, wear-resisting materials based on the carbides of one or more of the elements bonded with a metal of lower melting point. 

ISO 4884 navigates you through the sampling, preparation of test pieces, testing of hard metals. 

As a user of ISO 4884, you can be ensured of various properties of hard metals and can perform sampling and testing of powders using sintered test pieces. With obedience and compliance to ISO 4884, you can efficiently manufacture high-quality hard metals. With ISO 4884, you can be ensured that the hard metals consistently meet and exceed quality. 

What’s changed since the last update?  

BS EN ISO 4884:2019 supersedes BS EN 24884:1993, which is withdrawn. 

The main changes compared to the previous edition are as follows: 

  • Clause 2 has been revised
  • In Table 1 on Tests, second row: the reference on ISO 3326 has been replaced
  • In Table 1 on Tests, fifth row: the reference has been replaced by ISO 3738-1 and ISO 3738-2
  • In Table 1 on Tests, sixth row: the reference to ISO 3878 has been replaced by ISO 6507-1, ISO 6507-2, ISO 6507-3, and ISO 6507-4 
  • In Table 1 on Tests, seventh row: the reference has been replaced by ISO 4499-1, ISO 4499-2, and ISO 4499-3
  • In Table 1 on Tests, eighth row: the reference has been replaced by ISO 4499-4 
  • In Table 1 on Tests, ninth row: has been added