ASTM Materials Reference

[GaTechTheron]

I'm not to familiar with ASTM Codes. I have a customer that has spec'd out materials via ASTM. Do you all know of a good reference where I could go to identify these materials?

 

[BigInch]

Assuming you've tried searching ASTM, you've noticed they don't say much about the material details.

http://search.micronexx.com/search?...ANDARDS&cartname=mystore&oe=UTF-8&domain=test

These guys give a warning that some standards they list may be out of date, but in most cases you can get a pretty good idea of what you need from this ref. A better idea than searching ASTM themselves, as this one gives you properties of the materials.

http://www.red-bag.com/engintools/material_properties.php

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