Aerospace series - Rivets, solid, 100° countersunk normal head with dome, in titanium TI-PO2, anodized, inch based series

This standard specifies the characteristics of solid rivets, with 100° countersunk normal head with dome, in titanium TI-PO2, anodized, inch based series, for maximum operating temperature 315°C.

Luft- und Raumfahrt - Vollniete, mit 100° normalem Senkkopf mit Dom, aus Titan TI-PO2, anodisiert, Zoll-Reihe

Diese Norm legt die Eigenschaften von Vollnieten, mit 100° normalem Senkkopf mit Dom, aus Titan TI-PO2, anodisiert, Zoll-Reihe, zur Verwendung bei Temperaturen bis 315°C, fest.

Série aérospatiale - Rivets ordinaires, à tête fraisée 100° normale avec dôme, en titane TI-PO2, anodisés, série base inches

La présente norme spécifie les caractéristiques des rivets ordinaires, à tête fraisée 100° normale avec dôme, en titane TI-PO2, anodisés, série base inches, pour température maximale d'utilisation 315°C.

Aerospace series - Rivets, solid, 100° countersunk normal head with dome, in titanium TI-PO2, anodized, inch based series

General Information

Status
Published
Publication Date
24-Sep-1996
Withdrawal Date
30-Mar-1997
ICS
49.030.99 - Other fasteners
Technical Committee
ASD-STAN - Aerospace
Drafting Committee
ASD-STAN/D 3 - Mechanical
Current Stage
9093 - Decision to confirm - Review Enquiry
Start Date
31-May-2017
Completion Date
14-Apr-2025
Ref Project
SIST EN 3642:2001 - Aerospace series - Rivets, solid, 100° countersunk normal head with dome, in titanium TI-PO2, anodized, inch based series

Overview

EN 3642:1996 - Aerospace series - specifies the characteristics of solid rivets, 100° countersunk normal head with dome, made from titanium TI-PO2, anodized, inch based series. The standard is published by CEN and covers rivets intended for aerospace use with a maximum operating temperature of 315 °C. It defines the form, finish and key requirements needed to ensure consistent performance in aircraft and related applications.

Key topics and technical requirements

The standard focuses on the essential characteristics and quality attributes of the specified rivet type. Typical topics addressed include:

  • Material and finish: use of titanium grade TI‑PO2 and anodized surface treatment to improve corrosion resistance and appearance.
  • Head style and geometry: definition of the 100° countersunk normal head with dome profile in an inch-based size series.
  • Operating temperature: suitability and limits - rated for service up to 315 °C.
  • Dimensional requirements: standardized diameters, lengths and head dimensions for interchangeability (inch series).
  • Mechanical and physical characteristics: requirements that relate to strength, ductility and compatibility with aerospace assemblies.
  • Manufacturing and inspection: acceptance criteria, testing and quality checks to verify conformity.
  • Marking and documentation: traceability, batch identification and accompanying technical information for procurement and certification.

(Exact dimensional and test values are specified in the standard document.)

Applications and who uses this standard

EN 3642 is intended for organizations who design, manufacture, procure or maintain aerospace structures that require lightweight, corrosion-resistant fastening solutions. Typical users include:

  • Aircraft and aerospace component manufacturers specifying fasteners for structural assemblies.
  • Fastener suppliers and manufacturers producing titanium countersunk rivets.
  • Design and stress engineers selecting rivets for flush surfaces and aerodynamic skins.
  • Maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) providers replacing rivets to standard conforming parts.
  • Quality, procurement and regulatory teams ensuring parts meet aerospace conformity and traceability requirements.

Common use cases: flush fastening of aircraft skins, interior and exterior assemblies requiring low-profile heads, high-temperature locations up to 315 °C, and applications where titanium’s strength-to-weight and corrosion resistance are required.

Related standards

For full compliance and system-level design, users often consult other aerospace fastener and material standards (EN series and manufacturer specifications) covering rivet installation, other rivet head forms, titanium alloys and surface treatments.

Keywords: EN 3642, aerospace rivets, titanium TI‑PO2, 100° countersunk rivet, anodized rivets, inch based series, maximum operating temperature 315 °C, CEN.

Frequently Asked Questions

EN 3642:1996 is a standard published by the European Committee for Standardization (CEN). Its full title is "Aerospace series - Rivets, solid, 100° countersunk normal head with dome, in titanium TI-PO2, anodized, inch based series". This standard covers: This standard specifies the characteristics of solid rivets, with 100° countersunk normal head with dome, in titanium TI-PO2, anodized, inch based series, for maximum operating temperature 315°C.

This standard specifies the characteristics of solid rivets, with 100° countersunk normal head with dome, in titanium TI-PO2, anodized, inch based series, for maximum operating temperature 315°C.

EN 3642:1996 is classified under the following ICS (International Classification for Standards) categories: 49.030.99 - Other fasteners. The ICS classification helps identify the subject area and facilitates finding related standards.

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