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UNWROUGHT METAL [1 record]

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Record 1 1990-02-16

English

Subject field(s)
  • Raw Materials (Iron and Steel)
CONT

In this chapter the expression "unwrought" means forms which may be simply cut-to-length for shipping or to make the metal suitable for further processing. It also includes scalping or de-scalping surfaces to prepare them for rolling, extrusion or forging.

CONT

Unwrought bars of unalloyed copper.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Matières premières (Sidérurgie)
CONT

Dans le présent Chapitre, l'expression «sous forme brute» signifie des formes simplement découpées en longueur pour le transport ou pour rendre le métal utilisable à des traitements ultérieurs. Sont également comprises les surfaces scalpées ou décapées en vue du laminage, filage ou forgeage.

OBS

Les termes «à l'état brut» et «non ouvré» proviendraient de la Nomenclature de Bruxelles.

Spanish

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