Overview
ISO 9265:1988 is an International Standard developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) that specifies the nomenclature for multi-spindle boring machines used in woodworking. This standard helps manufacturers, users, and stakeholders in the woodworking industry to correctly identify and refer to the various components and parts of these machines. The nomenclature is provided in multiple languages including the three official ISO languages (English, French, Russian) as well as German, Spanish, Italian, and Swedish for broader international applicability.
By standardizing terminology, ISO 9265:1988 enhances communication, improves documentation quality, and ensures consistency across international markets for woodworking machine tools - specifically those classified as multi-spindle boring machines (ISO 7984 number 12.42).
Key Topics
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Machine Parts Identification
The standard enumerates and defines parts such as:
- Framework and mainframe
- Feed mechanisms for workpieces and tools
- Workpiece supports, clamps, and guides
- Tool-holders and boring bits
- Workheads including vertical, horizontal, single, and multi-spindle boring heads
- Controls like operating pedals and locking devices
- Safety devices and miscellaneous components including electrical and pneumatic control enclosures
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Multilingual Terminology
Key terms are published not only in English, French, and Russian but also extended to German, Spanish, Italian, and Swedish. This facilitates international trade, maintenance, and training.
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Technical Classification Reference
ISO 9265 references ISO 7984:1988 for technical classification of woodworking machinery, linking the nomenclature directly to recognized machine categories and types.
Applications
ISO 9265:1988 is essential for anyone involved in manufacturing, operating, maintaining, or purchasing multi-spindle boring machines in the woodworking sector. Its practical applications include:
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Design and Manufacturing
Assists machine tool designers and manufacturers by providing a standardized vocabulary for all parts, reducing ambiguity in technical drawings, manuals, and parts catalogs.
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Procurement and Maintenance
Enables users and service teams to accurately identify machine parts for maintenance, repair, and ordering replacements, improving machine uptime and service effectiveness.
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Training and Documentation
Provides a common language for technical training programs and user manuals, making it easier to transfer knowledge internationally and ensure worker safety.
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Regulatory and Quality Control
Supports compliance with industry best practices and regulatory requirements related to machinery safety and interoperability standards.
Related Standards
For comprehensive coverage of woodworking machinery, ISO 9265:1988 is closely related to:
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ISO 7984:1988 - Technical classification of woodworking machines and auxiliary equipment. Defines the classification codes for woodworking machinery types, including multi-spindle boring machines.
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Other ISO standards on woodworking machinery safety, terminology, and test methods which collectively enhance machine-tool harmonization and safe usage within the woodworking industry.
Keywords
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