NBN EN 12883 : 2000

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Order information and delivery conditions
      4.1 General
      4.2 Points to be discuss
      4.3 Mandatory information
5 Classification
6 Specifications
      6.1 Drawings and/or numerical data and/or master
             patterns
      6.2 Designation
      6.3 Sub-contracted services
      6.4 Mass
      6.5 Tooling filling system
      6.6 Tooling temperature
7 Manufacturing requirements
      7.1 Materials
      7.2 Manufacture
      7.3 Contraction(s)
      7.4 Required machining allowances (RMA)
      7.5 Tolerances
      7.6 Marking and labelling
8 Quality control
      8.1 Inspection documentation
      8.2 Samples
9 Usage
      9.1 General
      9.2 Thermal stability
      9.3 Pressure (clamping and injection)
      9.4 Tooling handling
      9.5 Tooling location, connection and alignment
      9.6 Pattern stripping and handling
      9.7 Tooling assembly
      9.8 Prevention of pattern distortion
      9.9 Repair and refurbishment
      9.10 Packaging and protection
      9.11 Other requirements
Annex A (informative) Examples of a dimensional test report
                      and a tooling checklist
Annex B (informative) Temperatures and pressures for tooling
                      designed for lost patterns

Requirements for tooling for the production of lost patterns for the lost wax process including soluble wax cores, and the production of ceramic cores are defined. It does not define equipment used to produce castings by the Shaw process. Does not specify the processes which directly generate the lost pattern(s) by means of numerical data such as stereolithography or sintered wax process or laminated object manufacturing (LOM).