Q: How do I determine the tolerance class for my welded construction? A: The tolerance class depends on the specific application, industry, and required level of precision. Refer to the standard or consult with a qualified engineer or inspector.
EN ISO 13920-BF applies to the fabrication of welded constructions, including but not limited to, steel structures, machinery, and equipment. The standard is relevant to various industries, such as construction, automotive, aerospace, and shipbuilding, where welded joints are commonly used. The standard provides a set of general tolerances that can be applied to welded parts and assemblies, taking into account the inherent variability associated with welding processes. en iso 13920-bf
Q: What is the difference between EN ISO 13920-BF and other tolerance standards? A: EN ISO 13920-BF is specifically designed for welded constructions and parts, providing guidelines for the tolerancing of welded joints and assemblies. Q: How do I determine the tolerance class