RE: Re: A 312

From: <Ben>
Date: Mon Feb 04 2008 - 14:44:00 EST

This is too simple. The words "tubular products" and "wrought products" are shown in titles or in the introductory text of ASTM specs for pipes/tubes and fittings. Thus, "TP312" and "WP312". Short descriptions used in specs, drawings, bills of material, etc. "Wrought Products" are made from many forms of material: bar, plate, sheet, rod, , (oh, what else?) .

Ben

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On Feb 4, 2008, at 10:03 AM, buzz_saji wrote:

> TP stands for Tubes and Pipes.

That's two different answers out of two responses. I wonder if anyone really knows.

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