Status: withdrawn by the publisher. The current reference is ISO 6892-1.
DIN EN ISO 6892, Metallic materials — Tensile testing, is the test method series for the procedure described below.
DIN EN ISO 6892 Metallic materials — Tensile testing
At a Glance
Document type: Test Method series.
Edition: German adoption of EN ISO 6892; Part 1 current edition ISO 6892-1:2019, confirmed on review in 2025.
Scope
ISO 6892-1 specifies the method for tensile testing of metallic materials and defines the mechanical properties which can be determined at room temperature.
The 2019 third edition cancels and replaces ISO 6892-1:2016 and is a minor revision.
It contains three test methods: Method A1 (closed-loop strain control), Method A2 (constant crosshead separation rate) and Method B (based on maintaining a stress rate in the elastic region).
What the Result Tells You
Because the numbers depend on those fixed conditions, a result is only meaningful when the report names the standard, the edition and any options the method allows.
Equipment for This Standard
Equipment on our site referenced against DIN EN ISO 6892:
Snubbing Grips for Wire and Cable Tensile Testing
Reading the Designation
DIN EN ISO 6892: the designation as published by the issuing body.
Year suffix: the revision is identified by its year, as in DIN EN ISO 6892-19. A specification that names an edition fixes that edition; a later revision does not apply to an order retroactively.
When a drawing, purchase order or quality procedure cites this document, the test setup, the specimen and the report follow that citation.
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Parts of This Standard
DIN EN ISO 6892 is published in parts. A drawing or purchase order normally cites the part, not the series, so check which one your requirement names.
