General requirements for steel protruding-head bolts of tensile strength 1250 MPa (180000 lbf/in2) or greater. Specification Ingestion-build-202139 Why should you use BS

Why should you use BS EN 1715-1 - Aluminium and aluminium alloy drawing stock

and particularly at a liquid to solid ratio of 10 l/kg dry matter

It also gives performance requirements for couplings

It is suitable for simulating the types of shock pulses experienced by lading in rail switching of rail cars with standard draft gear

General requirements for steel protruding-head bolts of tensile strength 1250 MPa (180000 lbf/in2) or greater. Specification Ingestion-build-202139 Why should you use BS1 Scope This British standard specifies the general requirements for metric and inch protruding head steel aerospace bolts of tensile strength of 1 250 MPa (180 000 lbf in2) or greater. The requirements related to nominal size are presented in individual tables Text deleted for use as appropriate to the relevant bolt specification. The values quoted for metric and inch bolts have a proportional relationship and are not direct conversions.