ISO 10299-2000 PDF

Full title and description

ISO 10299:2000 — Aerospace — Rivets, solid — Material and metric series identification. This International Standard specifies the marking (marks and codes) allowed to identify the material and the metric series of solid rivets intended for aerospace construction and procurement.

Abstract

This standard defines the authorised marks and marking practice used to identify the material type and the metric-series designation on solid rivets used in aerospace applications. It is intended to be referenced by product standards, procurement documents and drawing notes to ensure consistent material identification across manufacturers, suppliers and users.

General information

• Status: Published (International Standard).
• Publication date: 15 August 2000 (Edition 1, 2000).
• Publisher: International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
• ICS / categories: 49.030.60 — Rivets (aerospace fasteners).
• Edition / version: Edition 1 (2000).
• Number of pages: 4 pages.

Scope

ISO 10299:2000 applies to solid rivets intended for aerospace construction and specifies the marks that may be used to identify (a) the material of the rivet and (b) the metric series to which the rivet belongs. The standard is designed to be cited from product standards, procurement specifications or technical drawings so that rivet material and series are unambiguous across suppliers and users.

Key topics and requirements

• Permitted marking characters and symbols for material identification on solid rivets.
• Designation conventions for metric series identification.
• Rules for marking placement, orientation and legibility on rivet heads.
• Requirements for referencing ISO 10299 in product standards and procurement documents.
• Compatibility with related dimensional and material specification standards for aerospace rivets.
• Guidance on when and how the identification marks should be used (i.e., when the standard is cited).

Typical use and users

ISO 10299 is used by aerospace manufacturers, fastener producers and suppliers, procurement and purchasing teams, drawing and specification authors, quality and inspection engineers, maintenance organizations and certification/basis-of-design authors who need standardized, traceable identification of rivet material and series in aerospace applications.

Related standards

Standards commonly referenced alongside ISO 10299 include dimensional and material specifications and marking rules for rivets, for example ISO 3230 (dimensions for certain countersunk rivets), ISO 8280 (universal-head rivet dimensions), ISO 12288 (procurement specification for nickel-alloy solid rivets), EN/ASD standards for specific rivet types (EN 3138, EN 3139, EN 3140 and similar), and marking/product-identification standards such as EN 2424. Product standards for corrosion- and heat-resisting rivets and other material-specific procurement specifications are also typically used in conjunction with ISO 10299.

Keywords

ISO 10299, solid rivets, rivet marking, material identification, metric series, aerospace fasteners, rivet identification, ISO/TC 20/SC 4.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: ISO 10299:2000 is an International Standard that specifies the marks used to identify the material and metric series of solid rivets for aerospace use.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers the permitted marking symbols and conventions, and where those marks are to appear on solid rivets, when the standard is cited by a product or procurement document.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Aerospace fastener manufacturers and suppliers, aircraft component designers, procurement specialists, quality inspectors and maintenance organisations use the standard to ensure consistent material and series identification.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: ISO 10299 was published in August 2000 as Edition 1. Users should confirm the current status with their national standards body or ISO catalog if they require the very latest review or confirmation for regulatory or procurement purposes.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: It is part of the body of aerospace rivet standards maintained under ISO/TC 20/SC 4 (aerospace fastener systems). It is commonly used alongside other ISO and EN standards that specify rivet dimensions, material specifications and procurement requirements.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Solid rivets, marking, material identification, metric series, aerospace, fasteners, rivet head marking, ISO 10299.