IEEE C135.38-1987
Coated Ferrous Washer Head Bolts and Washer Nuts
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C135.38-1987 is a technical standard for coated ferrous washer head bolts and washer nuts, outlining requirements that help support consistent manufacture and use in power, energy, and industry applications. It is relevant where coated ferrous fastening hardware must perform reliably under specified service conditions. By defining expectations for these components, C135.38-1987 helps buyers, engineers, and inspectors compare products more consistently and reduce uncertainty in procurement and specification.
What is C135.38-1987?
C135.38-1987 is a standards document centered on coated ferrous washer head bolts and washer nuts. Its technical scope typically concerns the form, finish, and related requirements needed to identify and evaluate these fasteners for engineering use. In practice, the standard supports common purchasing and quality-control decisions by giving a clearer basis for describing the product type and its expected characteristics. For applications where coated fastening hardware is specified, this standard helps define the reference point.
Where is C135.38-1987 used?
This standard is generally used in power, energy, and industrial environments where coated ferrous bolts and matching washer nuts are selected for assembly work, maintenance, or equipment installation. Typical use may include structural supports, utility hardware, plant equipment, and related field service tasks that depend on repeatable fastener performance. C135.38-1987 is especially useful when the hardware must be matched to a defined specification rather than chosen by appearance alone.
Why is C135.38-1987 important?
The value of C135.38-1987 lies in reducing variation in fastener selection and acceptance. When coated ferrous washer head bolts and washer nuts are specified to a recognized standard, it becomes easier to control procurement, verify compliance, and maintain consistency across projects or replacement parts. That matters in industrial and energy-related work, where a fastening mismatch can affect assembly quality, durability, or serviceability. The standard supports clearer communication between suppliers, engineers, and inspectors.
- Coated ferrous washer head bolts
- Matching washer nuts
- Industrial and energy-sector hardware
- Specification and procurement reference
- Consistency for inspection and use
- Publication Date: 1987
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Power, Energy and Industry Applications
- Official IEEE: Doi link
- This Version: C135.38 (1987)
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