TS EN 14057
Lead and lead alloys - Scraps - Terms and definitions
This European Standard defines specific terms which are helpful for the communication within the lead industry and its customers relating to scrap of lead and lead alloys. A clear terminology and classification of these materials, new and used, recovered from products and processes is also contained. No reference is made either to commercial terms of commercial contracts and conditions such as collection, weighing, shipping, receiving and claims or technical values such as lead and alloying elements content, analyticals and physical characteristics such as size and weight. No reference is made to regulatory environmental, health and safety considerations. A glossary (see clause 4) comprises all terms which are defined in this standard and their translations into French and German in alphabetical order.
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TS EN 14057 is a terminology standard for scraps of lead and lead alloys. Its value lies in giving the lead industry and its customers a common language for identifying and discussing these materials, including scrap recovered from products and processes and material that may be new or previously used.
Why clear terminology matters in lead scrap
In general technical terms, lead scrap can come from manufacturing offcuts, dismantled products, recovery operations, or process residues, while lead-alloy scrap may contain one or more alloying elements that change the material’s characteristics and intended use. A vocabulary standard does not tell users how to trade, process, or certify the material; instead, it helps distinguish material categories so that communication, sorting, and documentation are based on the same definitions.
What this document explicitly leaves out
- It does not cover commercial contract conditions such as collection, weighing, shipping, receiving, or claims.
- It does not set technical values for lead or alloying-element content, analytical results, size, or weight.
- It does not address environmental, health, or safety regulatory matters.
- It includes a glossary of all defined terms, with French and German translations listed alphabetically.
- Publication Date: 28.01.2004
- Standard Status: U (Yürürlükteki Standard/Standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: en
- ICS Classification: 01.040.77 Metalurji (Terimler); 77.150.60 Kurşun, Çinko ve Kalay Ürünleri
- Pages: 15
- Source Standard: EN 14057:2003
- International Equivalents: EN 14057-EQV
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