1、STD.ASME B107.41M-EN6L199707596700587339865ASME B107.7M 1997NAIL HAMMERSSAFETY REOUIREMENTSAN AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDThe American Society ofMechantcal EngtneersCopyright by the American Society Of Mechanical EngineersSTD.ASME B07.41M-ENGL19970759b700587340587The American Society ofMechanical Engi
2、neersA N A ME RI C AN N A T I ON AL ST A N DA R DSAFETY REOUIREMENTSASM证B107.41M-1997STD.ASME B107.41M-EN6L19970759b700587341413Date of Issuance:October 31.1997This Standard will be revised when the Society approves the issuance ofa new edition.There will be no addenda or written interpretations of
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9、7th Street New York,NY 10017Copyright1997byTHE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MFCHANICAL ENGINEERSAll Rights ReservedPrinted in U.S.A.STD.ASME B107.411-ENGL19970759b70058734235TFOREWORD(This Foreword is not a part of ASME B10/.41M-199/.)The development of a safety standard for nail hamneis was initiated by the
10、 Striking/Struck Tools Standards Committee,consisting of technical representatives of manufacturermembers of the Hand Tools Institute(HTD).Consensus for the first edition published asANSI B173.1-1975 was by the Canvass Method.Subscqucnt revisions were made to thestandard with the latest previous edi
11、tion published as ANSI/HTI B173.1-1990.In 1996 the scope of The American National Standards Committee B107.Socket Wrenchesand Drives.under sponsorship by the American Socicty of Mechanical Engincers wasexpanded to include safety requrements for tools.The latest revision of this safety standardfor nail hammers was written and approved by the HTI committee and submitted to,andapproved by.the Standards Committee B10/The latest edition of this Standard.ASME B107.41M-1997.was approved by the AmericanNational Standards institute on March 24.1997.n
