TS ISO 369
Machine tools - Symbols for indications appearing on machine tools
This International Standard specifies symbols and
the corresponding meanings in English, French and
German for application in the field of machine tools.
The symbols given in this International Standard are
for:
a) placement on equipment or parts of equipment
of any kind of machine tool in order to instruct
the persons handling the equipment or parts of
equipment on their setting in operation and
functioning (e.g. in user handbooks and
information for use);
b) use in the representation of a state, a function
or an operation, wherever this may be, and in
documents such as drawings, maps and
diagrams.
NOTE In addition to terms used in English and
French, two of the three official ISO languages, this
document gives the equivalent terms in German; these
are published under the responsibility of the member
body for Germany (DIN), and are given for information
only. Only the terms and definitions given in the official
languages can be considered as ISO terms and
definitions.
In accordance with ISO 639-1, the language codes
in successive order are used as follows:
en: English
fr: French
de: German
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About This Item
TS ISO 369 defines symbols for indications appearing on machine tools and gives their meanings in English, French and German. It provides a common graphical language for signs used on machine-tool equipment so that setting, operation and functional information can be communicated clearly and consistently.
Why the symbols matter on machine tools
In general technical practice, symbols reduce dependence on language and help users recognise a state, function or operating condition at a glance. On machine tools this is especially useful on control panels, machine parts, manuals and technical diagrams, where a symbol can quickly indicate how a unit is set up, whether a function is active, or what operation is being represented.
What this standard covers
- Symbols for indications placed on machine tools or parts of machine tools.
- Symbols intended to instruct personnel on setting, putting into operation and functioning.
- Symbols used to represent a state, a function or an operation in documents such as drawings, maps and diagrams.
- English, French and German equivalents are given; the German terms are included for information.
- The standard supports consistent interpretation of graphical indications in the machine-tools field.
- Publication Date: 30.09.2021
- Standard Status: U (Yürürlükteki Standard/Standard)
- Publisher: TSE
- Document Language: en
- ICS Classification: 01.080.20 Özel Ekipmanlarda Kullanılan Grafik Semboller ; 25.080.01 Takım Tezgahları (Genel)
- Pages: 75
- Source Standard: ISO 369:2009
- International Equivalents: ISO 369-EQV
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