SAE AMS5069G-2016 PDF
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Full title and description
SAE AMS5069G-2016 — Steel Bars, Forgings, and Tubing 0.15 - 0.20C (SAE 1018). This aerospace material specification defines requirements for a low‑carbon steel (commonly referenced as SAE/AISI 1018) supplied in the forms of bars, forgings, mechanical tubing and forging stock.
Abstract
The specification establishes chemical and product form limits, applicable technical and quality assurance provisions, preparation for delivery and acceptance/rejection criteria for SAE 1018 low‑carbon steel used in aerospace and related industries. The revision G edition was stabilized in March 2016.
General information
- Status: Stabilized / Current (Revision G).
- Publication date: March 31, 2016 (Revision G, stabilized March 2016).
- Publisher: SAE International (Society of Automotive Engineers).
- ICS / categories: Steels / Metallurgy (e.g., ICS 49.025.10 — steels).
- Edition / version: Revision G (AMS5069G).
- Number of pages: 6 pages.
Scope
This AMS specification covers low‑carbon steel having nominal carbon content in the SAE 1018 range, furnished as bars, forgings, mechanical tubing and forging stock. It specifies applicable documentation, technical requirements, quality assurance and preparation for delivery for these product forms intended for aerospace and related engineering uses.
Key topics and requirements
- Material designation and chemistry corresponding to SAE/AISI 1018 (nominal carbon about 0.14–0.20% C; typical accompanying elements and limits per 1018 practice).
- Product forms covered: bars, forgings, mechanical tubing and forging stock (dimensional and form definitions).
- Technical requirements including applicable tests, inspection and acceptance/rejection criteria (quality assurance provisions referenced in the standard).
- Preparation for delivery and marking requirements for traceability and proper specification identification.
- Revision history and stabilization note (Revision G — stabilized March 2016).
Typical use and users
Used by aerospace and defense manufacturers, component suppliers, forging and bar mills, tubing producers, procurement/specification engineers, quality and inspection personnel, and machinists needing a standardized low‑carbon steel grade (SAE 1018) for structural, turned and formed parts. The AMS designation is commonly referenced where traceability and aerospace material control are required.
Related standards
Related and equivalent documents commonly referenced with AMS5069 include earlier AMS5069 revisions (A–F), ASTM and SAE counterparts for 1018 such as ASTM A108 / ASTM A29 (where applicable), SAE chemical specification references (e.g., SAE J403), and various procurement or military specifications referencing CS‑1018 equivalents. Buyers and users often cross‑reference AMS5069 with ASTM and other industry specs for interchangeability and sourcing.
Keywords
AMS5069, AMS5069G, SAE 1018, AISI 1018, low‑carbon steel, bars, forgings, mechanical tubing, forging stock, material specification, stabilized 2016, aerospace materials.
FAQ
Q: What is this standard?
A: SAE AMS5069G-2016 is an AMS (Aerospace Material Specification) that prescribes requirements for low‑carbon steel in the SAE/AISI 1018 range supplied as bars, forgings, mechanical tubing and forging stock.
Q: What does it cover?
A: It covers material designation, applicable documents, technical requirements, quality assurance provisions, preparation for delivery, and acceptance/rejection criteria for the covered product forms.
Q: Who typically uses it?
A: Aerospace and defense OEMs and suppliers, materials engineers, procurement/specification teams, mills and forging houses, and quality/inspection staff who require a controlled, traceable specification for SAE 1018 low‑carbon steel.
Q: Is it current or superseded?
A: The document is Revision G and was stabilized in March 2016; it is treated as a current/stabilized AMS document (Revision G). Users should verify with SAE International for any amendments after March 31, 2016 before relying on the specification for new procurement.
Q: Is it part of a series?
A: Yes — AMS5069 is part of the AMS materials series for carbon and low‑alloy steels maintained by the AMS E Carbon and Low Alloy Steels Committee; previous revisions (A–F) and other AMS steel specifications form a family of related material documents.
Q: What are the key keywords?
A: AMS5069, SAE 1018, low‑carbon steel, bars, forgings, tubing, forging stock, material specification, AMS5069G, stabilized 2016.