ISO 4510-1-1987 rus PDF

Full title and description

ISO 4510-1:1987 — Earth-moving machinery — Service tools — Part 1: Common maintenance and adjustment tools. This part specifies recommended tool groupings and lists suitable tools for on-site normal maintenance and routine adjustment of earth‑moving machinery (as defined in ISO 6165).

Abstract

Provides tool groupings commonly used for carrying out on-site maintenance and routine adjustments on earth‑moving machinery; includes a table of suitable tools which manufacturers are advised to select and reference in manuals. The 1987 edition cancels and replaces the 1986 edition (minor revision).

General information

• Status: Published / confirmed International Standard.
• Publication date: October 1987 (Edition 2).
• Publisher: International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
• ICS / categories: 53.100 (Earth‑moving machinery).
• Edition / version: Edition 2 (1987).
• Number of pages: 7 (official ISO record).

Scope

This part of ISO 4510 gives guidance on the tool groupings commonly used to perform on-site, normal maintenance and routine adjustment work on earth‑moving machinery. It indicates suitable tools (table format) that manufacturers should choose and may reference in maintenance manuals; the scope is intended to cover general service and adjustment tasks rather than specialised repair procedures.

Key topics and requirements

• Classification of common service and adjustment tools into groupings for on-site maintenance.
• Table of recommended tools for routine maintenance and adjustment tasks (manufacturers to select appropriate items).
• Reference to terminology and machine definitions in ISO 6165 for consistent identification of equipment.
• Guidance intended for inclusion or cross-reference in equipment maintenance manuals (see ISO 6756 for related manual content practice).

Typical use and users

Used by earth‑moving machinery manufacturers, technical writers producing maintenance manuals, maintenance supervisors, fleet managers, service engineers and procurement specialists to define or standardize the set of basic tools recommended for routine on-site maintenance and adjustment. It helps ensure consistency across models and manufacturers for common service tasks.

Related standards

Closely related to ISO 6165 (Basic types — identification and vocabulary) which defines machine types and terms used by this part. Other parts of the ISO 4510 series cover more specific service tools (for example, ISO 4510-2:1996 — Mechanical pullers and pushers). National adoption documents (IDT) and translations may exist.

Keywords

earth‑moving machinery; service tools; maintenance tools; adjustment tools; tool groupings; ISO 4510; ISO 6165; maintenance manuals.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: An ISO International Standard that specifies common maintenance and adjustment tool groupings and recommends suitable tools for on-site routine servicing of earth‑moving machinery (ISO 4510-1:1987).

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers guidance on selecting and grouping basic tools for normal on-site maintenance and routine adjustments; it includes a table of suitable tools and is intended for use by manufacturers and service personnel. It does not cover specialised repair procedures.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Manufacturers of earth‑moving equipment, technical authors of maintenance documentation, service engineers, maintenance teams, fleet managers and procurement staff responsible for specifying or stocking service tool sets.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: ISO 4510-1:1987 is recorded as a published (confirmed) International Standard in ISO’s catalogue; it replaced earlier editions (1986 and earlier) and has been confirmed in ISO’s review cycles. Users should check for any later revisions or national adoptions before quoting the standard for procurement or compliance.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — ISO 4510 is a multi-part series on service tools for earth‑moving machinery; Part 2 (ISO 4510-2:1996) covers mechanical pullers and pushers, and other parts address additional tool types.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: earth‑moving machinery, service tools, maintenance, adjustment, tool groupings, ISO 4510, tool table, maintenance manuals.