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Document ID:   SAE-AS1182       Scroll down to access document images

Overview
Title:  Aircraft-Quality and Premium Aircraft-Quality Steel Bars and Mechanical Tubing, Standard Machining Allowance
Scope:  The purpose of this document is to provide the aerospace industry with standards for minimum stock removal allowances for bars and mechanical tubing to provide surfaces which are free from decarburization, seams, laps, tears, cracks, pits, and other injurious surface imperfections.
Status:  Active Adoption Date:  15-AUG-1990      
  Next Review Due:  27-FEB-2030
9510 Doc Category:   Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)  
Reaffirmation Date:  01-MAR-2020

Responsibilities
Lead Standardization Activity:  CQ  DLA Troop Support - Construction and Equipment Items of Supply Standardizat  
  Adopting Activity: CQ  DLA Troop Support - Construction and Equipment Items of Supply Standardizat
Coordination:  Full  
Army Custodian:  MR   Army Research Laboratory, Weapons and Materials Research Directorate  
Navy Custodian:  AS   Naval Air Systems Command  
Air Force Custodian:  20   Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL)  
DLA Custodian:  CQ   DLA Troop Support - Construction and Equipment Items of Supply Standardizat  

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