Technical Committees
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The latest information about new and revised ASTM standards in development, current standards being balloted, and the process for initiating a new standards activity. Interested in becoming an ASTM Member? Learn more about membership options and how you can participate in the standards development process.
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Technical Committees develop and maintain ASTM standards. They are grouped by designation according to related activities within a particular scope of work (e.g., A01 on Steel, Stainless Steel and Related Alloys). ASTM Committees are made up of over 35,000 volunteers from industry and include manufacturers and consumers, as well as other interest groups such as government or academia. Any interested individual can participate on a Technical Committee through ASTM membership.
Proposed new standards or revisions to existing standards
Activities ranging from a single standard to a new main technical committee
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Items that are currently being balloted by the corresponding main committee and are submitted for review
ANSI Standards Action Review Site for the review of ASTM actions resulting in American National Standards
ASTM Standards for Canada
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