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AMS2750E Heat Treatment Standard and Calibration

Posted by Heikki Laurila on Jun 20, 2018

AMS2750 Heat treatment furnace - Beamex blog post

Update July 2020: Please note that a new F version (AMS2750F) has been released in June 2020.  

 

In this blog post, I will take a short look at the AMS2750E standard, with a special focus on the requirements set for calibration, calibration accuracy and test/calibration equipment.

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