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NASA Fastener Procurement, Receiving Inspection, and Storage Practices for Spaceflight Hardware

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NASA Standard
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Document Number
NASA-STD-6008
Version
Baseline
Change Number
2
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Responsible NASA Organization
NASA HQ, Office, Facility or Division
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OCE - Office of the Chief Engineer
Technical Discipline Category
6000 - Materials and Processes, Parts
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No
NASA Endorsed Standard Status
Not NASA Endorsed
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NASA Mandatory Standard
Not a NASA Mandatory Standard
Document Scope
Document Scope
This standard establishes fastener procurement, receiving inspection, and storage practices for all fasteners used for spaceflight hardware that are procured, received, tested, inventoried, or installed for space flight by a NASA Center, by a prime contractor, or by any other spaceflight hardware developers.
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Additional Comments
This standard has been transferred to OSMA as the Office of Primary Responsibility.
Superseded by NASA-STD-8739.14

 


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