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ISO 898 Series - Mechanical Properties of Fasteners

Maintain high standards of safety, reliability, and performance in the production and use of fasteners.

Improve the quality, safety, and reliability of mechanical fasteners used or manufactured by your organization

ISO 898 outlines testing conditions and requirements to ensure the reliable performance of mechanical fasteners within a defined temperature range.

The standard series specifies mechanical and physical properties of nuts, bolts, screws, washers and studs made of carbon steel and alloy steel when tested at an ambient temperature range of 10°C to 35°C. Fasteners conforming to the requirements of this part of ISO 898 are evaluated at that ambient temperature range. This series is relevant to manufacturers and designers of fasteners, testers of fasteners, health and safety/quality industries, design engineers, quality managers, engineers and inspectors.

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Develop safer, more efficient, and dependable manufacturing processes

Implement the foundations needed for high standards of safety, reliability, and performance in the production and use of fasteners with ISO 898.

Reduce risks of product failure and enhance overall safety and reliability in various applications.
Strengthen your compliance processes and bring them in line with the latest industry requirements.
Collect dependable data about fasteners, enabling you to confidently choose suitable options.
Strengthen competitiveness by ensuring your products are aligned with global testing standards.
Reinforce quality manufacturing with rigorous and comprehensive processes.
Maximize cost efficiency by selecting optimal materials, reducing waste and production expenses.