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carlherrnstein

Aluminum
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I have a question what is AMS 5613?

I think its a material spec for 410ss however I am unsure if it applies to other alloys?

The reason I ask is I am quoting a small job and the material is called out as AMS 5613 SS7.
 
Old Unified Numbering System book says S41000 is 410 and many other AMS, ASME, ASTM, FED and SAE numbers. Very broad.

The related AMS numbers are 5504, 5505, 5591, 5613, 5776 and 7493

AMS 5613 in same pub just refers you to S41000
 
Thank you, I ended up high balling the quote and didn't get it so sort of a non issue at this point.

However I was able to find a AMS cross reference from asaalloys.com that crosses AMS 5613 to 410 condition A.
 
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