Hope that helps!Where Can I Purchase DIN 2999 Standard?

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The DIN 2999 standard, an older German version of the Whitworth pipe thread standard, has been superseded by several newer standards, including BS EN 10226 series and ISO 7-1. To purchase the DIN 2999 standard, options include buying from BSI, where members may receive discounts, or checking if it’s available through a subscription. Libraries may also assist in obtaining it at no cost through national library services. These resources provide accessible avenues for acquiring the standard. Understanding the latest standards is crucial for compliance and accuracy in relevant applications.
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Hello everyone,

Can anyone please help me to find where I can purchase the DIN 2999 standard?

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Huygen
 
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That looks like the old German version of the Whitworth pipe thread standard. It's been superseded by:

BS EN 10226-1:2004
BS EN 10226-2:2005
BS EN 10226-3:2005

There's an ISO standard as well - ISO 7-1.

As for purchasing it, you can buy it from BSI amongst others. If you're a member you'll get a discount, or it may be contained within your subscription. A library may also be able to order it in for you without charge from your national library service.
 

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