ASTM E8/E8M Tension testing of metallic materials
CurrentLatest edition found. Still confirm amendments with the publisher.
- Edition
- 2025
- Publisher
- ASTM
- Part family
- Testing, certificates & NDT
- Reviewed
- 12 October 2026 · source checked
Is ASTM E8/E8M still current?
Yes. 2025 is the latest edition MechAtlas found (MechAtlas review: 12 October 2026). Check the publisher for amendments before you specify it.
What it covers
Tensile test methods for metallic materials.
- Material
- Mixed materials
- Typical application
- Quality assurance
- What you specify
- Specimen geometry; gauge length; strain rate
- Watch out
- Strength and elongation must be interpreted for the specimen and method.
Official source
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Other testing, certificates & ndt standards
- ASTM E140 Changing
Hardness conversion tables - EN 10204 Changing
Metallic product inspection documents - ISO 148-1 / ASTM E23 Changing
Charpy impact test - ISO 3452-1 / 9934-1 / 16810 / 17640 / 17637 Changing
PT, MT, UT general, UT of welds, visual of welds - ISO 6506-1 Changing
Brinell hardness method - ISO 10012 Current
Measurement management systems - ISO 18265 Current
Hardness conversion (approximate) - ISO 2859-1 Current
AQL sampling - ISO 6508-1 Current
Rockwell hardness method - ISO 6892-1 Current
Tensile test, room temperature - ISO 9001 Current
Quality management systems - ISO 9712 Current
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