GSO ISO 10096:2015
ISO 10096:1997
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
· Approved on 21 December 2015
Aerospace -- Nuts, hexagonal, slotted (castellated), reduced height, reduced across flats, with MJ threads, classifications: 450 MPa (at ambient temperature)/425 degrees C, 600 MPa (at ambient temperature)/235 degrees C, 600 MPa (at ambient temperature)/
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