GSO ISO 6361-3:2014
ISO 6361-3:2014
Gulf Standard
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Approved on
25 December 2014
Wrought aluminium and aluminium alloys -- Sheets, strips and plates -- Part 3: Strips: Tolerances on shape and dimensions
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GSO ISO 6361-3:2014 Scope
This part of ISO 6361 specifies the tolerances on shape and dimensions for wrought aluminium and aluminium alloy strip by cold-rolling for general engineering applications.
It applies to products with thickness of over 0,15 mm up to, and including 16 mm.
It does not apply to semi-finished rolled products in coiled form to be subjected to further rolling (reroll stock), or to special products such as those that are corrugated or embossed.
Technical conditions for inspection and delivery of products covered by this part of ISO 6361 are specified in ISO 6361-1.
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