1E0, 2E0 Why were they canceled?

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In version 2002 of EN1092, 1E0 was included; it was removed in version 2007 of EN1092. In version 2018 of EN1092, both 1E0 and 2E0 were removed. 1. Why were 1E0 and 2E0 removed? 2. In the EN standard system, do 1E0, 2E0, and 3E0 have any specific meanings? What standards dictate this?

Reply #22020-08-17

The EN 1092 standard specifies the materials corresponding to each material code; thank you!

Reply #32020-08-18

I didn’t want to know; thanks for the reply

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