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DIN Standards Committee Nonferrous Metals

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About FNNE

The DIN Standards Committee for Nonferrous Metals (FNNE) is in charge of the national (DIN), European (CEN) and international (ISO) standardisation in the area of nonferrous metals with main focus on aluminium, lead, copper, nickel, magnesium titan, zinc and tin. The standardization includes the development of basic standards, standards on composition, characteristic standards, technical delivery conditions and material specific testing standards, including methods of analysis, for unwrought and wrought products, cast products as well as Ferro alloys and scraps.

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DIN 17611 2021-10-27 Anodized products of wrought aluminium and wrought aluminium alloys - Technical conditions of delivery More  Comment 
ISO/AWI 24548 2021-10-08 Rare earth - Determination of moisture content in rare earth products - Gravimetric method More  Comment 
ISO/AWI 5976 2021-10-08 Rare earth - Determination of loss on ignition in rare earth products - Gravimetric method More  Comment 

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DIN EN ISO 7668 2021-11 Standard Anodizing of aluminium and its alloys - Measurement of specular reflectance and specular gloss of anodic oxidation coatings at angles of 20°, 45°, 60° or 85° (ISO 7668:2021); German version EN ISO 7668:2021 More  Order from Beuth Verlag
DIN EN 603-3 2021-11 Standard Aluminium and aluminium alloys - Wrought forging stock - Part 3: Tolerances on dimensions and form; German version EN 603-3:2021 More  Order from Beuth Verlag
ISO 7668 2021-08 Standard Anodizing of aluminium and its alloys - Measurement of specular reflectance and specular gloss of anodic oxidation coatings at angles of 20°, 45°, 60° or 85° More  Order from Beuth Verlag

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