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BS ISO 17296-3:2014
BSI Standards Publication
Additive manufacturing —
General principles
Part 3: Main characteristics and
corresponding test methods
BS ISO 17296-3:2014 BRITISH STANDARD
National foreword
This British Standard is the UK implementation of ISO 17296-3:2014.
The UK participation in its preparation was entrusted to Technical
Committee AMT/8, Additive manufacturing.
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INTERNATIONAL ISO
STANDARD 17296-3
First edition
2014-09-01
Additive manufacturing — General

principles —
Part 3:
Main characteristics and
corresponding test methods
Fabrication additive — Principes généraux —
Partie 3: Principales caractéristiques et méthodes d’essai
correspondantes
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Contents Page
Foreword......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... iv
Introduction...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................v
1 Scope.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 1
2 Normative references....................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
3 Terms and definitions...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1
4 Main characteristics and corresponding test methods................................................................................................. 2
4.1 General............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 2
4.2 Selection criteria.................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
4.3 Performance criteria and quality characteristics....................................................................................................... 7
5 Part and process testing — Specifications and quality criteria............................................................................ 9
5.1 General............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
5.2 Testing the material............................................................................................................................................................................. 9
5.3 Monitoring the process..................................................................................................................................................................... 9
5.4 Testing the part..................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Bibliography.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
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Foreword
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The committee responsible for this document is ISO/TC 261, Additive manufacturing.
ISO 17296 consists of the following parts, under the general title Additive manufacturing — General
principles:
— Part 1: Terminology
— Part 2: Overview of process categories and feedstock
— Part 3: Main characteristics and corresponding test methods
— Part 4: Overview of data processing
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Introduction
Additive manufacturing is a process of joining bulk raw materials to make parts from 3D model data,
usually layer upon layer, as opposed to subtractive manufacturing and formative methodologies. It is an
inherent part of the parts development or production process. It is used to manufacture prototypes and
production parts.
This part of ISO 17296 aims to offer recommendations and advice to machine manufacturers, feedstock
suppliers, machine users, part providers, and customers, to improve communication between these
stakeholders concerning test methods.
This International Standard has been developed within a set of consistent documents from terminology
to test methods and data exchange.
The manufacturing of parts by additive manufacturing processes is subject to numerous variables.
The processes described in ISO 17296-2 can be used to manufacture parts that meet technological
requirements only if these factors are controlled, optimized and, if necessary, customized for each order.
When assessing parts quality, comparison with the specific requirements is one of the most important
aspects.
Additive manufacturing processes require the selective application of thermo-physical and/or chemical
mechanisms to generate the part. Thus it is possible to produce parts with different characteristics,
depending on the method used and the process parameters. However, complete testing of all parts
characteristics is neither cost-effective nor technologically feasible. Therefore, when formulating parts
specifications, the nature and scope of testing is an important issue.
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Additive manufacturing — General principles —

Part 3:
Main characteristics and corresponding test methods
1 Scope
This part of ISO 17296 covers the principal requirements applied to testing of parts manufactured by
additive manufacturing processes.
This part of ISO 17296
— specifies main quality characteristics of parts,
— specifies appropriate test procedures, and
— recommends the scope and content of test and supply agreements.
This part of ISO 17296 is aimed at machine manufacturers, feedstock suppliers, machine users, part
providers, and customers to facilitate the communication on main quality characteristics. It applies
wherever additive manufacturing processes are used.
2 Normative references
The following documents, in whole or in part, are normatively referenced in this document and are
indispensable for its application. For dated references, only the edition cited applies. For undated
references, the latest edition of the referenced document (including any amendments) applies.
ISO 17296-11), Additive manufacturing — General — Part 1: Terminology
ISO/ASTM 52915, Standard specification for additive manufacturing file format (AMF) Version 1.1
3 Terms and definitions

For the purposes of this document, the terms and definitions given in ISO 17296-1 and the following
apply.
3.1
machine manufacturer
manufacturer of additive manufacturing equipment including machine
[SOURCE: ISO 17296‑11)]
3.2
feedstock supplier
provider of bulk raw material/consumable to be processed in additive manufacturing equipment
[SOURCE: ISO 17296‑11)]
1) To be published.
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3.3
machine user
user of additive manufacturing equipment
[SOURCE: ISO 17296‑12)]
3.4
part provider
provider of parts manufactured by additive manufacturing equipment
[SOURCE: ISO 17296‑12)]
3.5
customer
end user of parts manufactured by additive manufacturing equipment
Note 1 to entry: One company can have several roles at the same time.
[SOURCE: ISO 17296‑12)]
4 Main characteristics and corresponding test methods
4.1 General
Each development and fabrication phase of a part has a specific purpose. The performance criteria
determine the type of part and the choice of additive manufacturing process. This part of ISO 17296
develops the following main quality characteristics:
— feedstock:
— bulk raw material requirements: powder particle size, morphology, surface and distribution,
density (tap and apparent), flowability/pourability, ash content, and carbon content;
— parts:
— surface requirements: appearance, surface texture, and colour;
— geometric requirements: size, length and angle dimensions, dimensional tolerances, and
geometrical tolerancing (deviations in shape and position);
— mechanical requirements: hardness, tensile strength, impact strength, compressive strength,
flexural strength, fatigue strength, creep, ageing, frictional coefficient, shear resistance, and
crack extension;
— build material requirements: density and physical and physico-chemical properties
[microstructure analyses (non-destructive testing)].
NOTE The following other characteristics of parts have been identified but, due to the specificity of additive
manufacturing, will be provided in a future version of this part of ISO 17296:
— build material requirements: ductility;
— thermal properties (e.g. operating temperature range, dimensional stability in heat, softening temperatures,
melting point, specific heat, thermal conductivity, and coefficient of linear thermal expansion);
— electrical requirements (e.g. disruptive strength, dielectric properties, magnetic properties, and electrical
conductivity);
2) To be published.
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— physical and physico-chemical properties (e.g. internal defaults, flammability, toxicity, chemical composition,
chemical resistance, water absorption, crystalline structure, suitability for food, biocompatibility, sterility,
photostability, translucence, solidification point, glass transition, and corrosion).
4.2 Selection criteria

Testing categories given in Tables 1 to 3 shall be applied to guide the relation between customer and part
provider, applicable for metal parts, plastic parts, and ceramic parts. These testing categories define the
level of criticality of the parts:
— H: tests for highly engineered parts (safety critical);
— M: tests for functional parts that are not safety critical;
— L: tests for design or prototype parts.
For each testing category, the characteristics indicated (+) shall be fulfilled, the characteristics indicated
(o) are recommended, and the characteristics indicated (-) are not applicable. An agreement between
the customer and the part provider may exclude some of them due to specific applications of the part.
The choice of a testing category shall be subject to agreement between customer and part provider.
NOTE Test categories are defined according to the application and the type of material.

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Table 1 — Metal parts
Build material
Surface requirements Geometric requirements Mechanical requirements
requirements
Size, length Geometrical
Sur- Frictio- Physical and
and angle tolerancing Com- Shear Crack
Appea- face Hard- Tensile Impact Flexural Fatigue nal physico-
Colour dimensions, (deviations pressive Creep Ageing resis- exten- Density
rance tex- ness strength strength strength strength coeffi- chemical
dimensional in shape and strength tance sion
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tolerances position)
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H o + - + + + + + + + + + - + + + + +
M o o - + + + + + + o o o - o o o + o
L o o - + + + + o o o - - - - o - + -

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Table 2 — Plastic parts
Build material
requirements
Sur- Frictio- Physical and
Appea- face Hard- Tensile Impact Flexural Fatigue nal physico-
H o + o + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

M o o o + + + + + + o o o o o o o + o
L o o o + + + + o o o - - - - o - + -

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Table 3 — Ceramic parts
Build material
requirements
Sur- Fric- Physical and
Appea- face Hard- Tensile Impact Flexural Fatigue tional physico-
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H o + o + + + + + + + - - - o o o + +
M o o o + + o o o o o - - - o o o + o
L o o o + + o o o o o - - - - o - + -

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4.3 Performance criteria and quality characteristics

Table 4 contains the list of main quality characteristics required from both materials and parts
manufactured by additive manufacturing, with recommended International Standards. Due to the
character of the additive manufacturing technologies, work is under progress in order to define and
describe their specific characteristics but in the intermediate period, it is recommended to use these
International Standards.
NOTE Specific test methods, if necessary, are also the aim of future works in ISO/TC 261.
Specificity of additive manufacturing (e.g. anisotropy, test direction vs building direction) shall be
indicated for all measured characteristics and shall be reported in the test report. Test results shall be
reported by using the orientation and location defined in ISO/ASTM 52915.
Table 4 — List of main quality characteristics and corresponding recommended test standards
Quality characteristics Metal Plastics Ceramics

Feedstock
Bulk raw material Powder particle size ISO 4497 ISO 4610 ISO 13319
requirements and distribution
ISO 8130-1 ISO 13319 ISO 13320
ISO 13319 ISO 13320 ISO 24235
ISO 13320 ISO 14703
Morphology ISO 9276-6 ISO 9276-6 ISO 9276-6
Surface ISO 9277 ISO 9277 ISO 18757
ISO 9277
Density (tap and ISO 3923-2 ISO 1068 ISO 18753
apparent)
ISO 23145-1
ISO 23145-2
Flowability/ ISO 4490 ISO 6186 ISO 14629
pourability
ISO 4324
Ash content Not relevant ISO 3451-1 Not relevant
Carbon content ISO 7625 No standard Not relevant
identified
Parts
Surface requirements Appearance ISO 16348 ISO 16348 ISO 16348
Surface texture ISO 1302 ISO 1302 ISO 1302
(specification) (specification) (specification)
ISO 4288 ISO 4288 ISO 4288
(measurement) (measurement) (measurement)
Colour ISO 11664-1 ISO 11664-1 ISO 11664-1
ISO 11664-2 ISO 11664-2 ISO 11664-2
ISO 11664-4 ISO 11664-4 ISO 11664-4
ISO 11664-5 ISO 11664-5 ISO 11664-5
a ISO/TC 261 will define specific standards for sample geometry and sample direction.
b Specific to implants for surgery.
c To be published.

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Table 4 (continued)
Geometric requirements Size, length and ISO 129-1 ISO 129-1 ISO 129-1
angle dimensions,
ISO 286-1 ISO 286-1 ISO 286-1
dimensional
tolerances ISO 14405-1 ISO 14405-1 ISO 14405-1
(specification) (specification) (specification)
ISO 1938-1c ISO 1938-1c ISO 1938-1c
(measurement) (measurement) (measurement)
ISO 2768-1 ISO 2768-1 ISO 2768-1
Geometrical ISO 1101 ISO 1101 ISO 1101
tolerancing (devia- (specification) + (specification) + (specification) +
tions in shape and Isostatism Isostatism Isostatism
position)
ISO 2768-2 ISO 2768-2 ISO 2768-2
Mechanical requirements Hardness ISO 6507 ISO 2039 ISO 14705
ISO 868
Tensile strength ISO 6892-1a ISO 527-1 ISO 15490
ISO 527-2
ISO 527-3
ISO 527-4
ISO 527-5a
Impact strength ISO 148-1 ISO 179-1 ISO 11491b c
ISO 148-2 ISO 179-2
(charpy)a (charpy)a
ISO 180 (izod)
Compressive ISO 4506 ISO 604 ISO 17162
strength
Flexural strength ISO 3327 ISO 178 ISO 14704
ISO 14610
Fatigue strength ISO 1099 ISO 13003 ISO 22214
ISO 1143 ISO 15850 ISO 28704
Creep ISO 204 ISO 899-1 ISO 22215
ISO 899-2
Ageing Not relevant ISO 4892-1 Not relevant
ISO 4892-2
ISO 4892-3
ISO 4892-4
Frictional coefficient No International ISO 6601 ISO 20808
Standard
identified
c To be published.

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Table 4 (continued)
Mechanical requirements Shear resistance ISO 148-1 ISO 14129 ISO 14129
Crack extension ISO 22889 ISO 15850 ISO 15732
ISO 18756
ISO 24370
ISO 23146
Build material Density ISO 3369 ISO 1068 ISO 18754
requirements
Physical and Radiographic exami- ISO 5579 Not relevant Not relevant
physico- nation
chemical
Penetrant testing ISO 3452-1 ISO 3452-1 ISO 3452-1
properties:
microstruc- ISO 3452-2 ISO 3452-2 ISO 3452-2
ture analyses
Tomography IEC 61675–1 IEC 61675–1 IEC 61675–1
(non-
destructive IEC 61675–2 IEC 61675–2 IEC 61675–2
testing)
Magnetic particle ISO 9934-1 ISO 9934-1 ISO 9934-1
testing
c To be published.
5 Part and process testing — Specifications and quality criteria
5.1 General
The quality of a part is determined by its suitability for a specific application and therefore by its ability
to meet those specific requirements. Since parts need to satisfy a number of requirements, these shall
be precisely defined during the design and order stage.
NOTE A definition or discussion that lacks clarity can result in considerable additional costs and delays
and/or inferior quality.
The form of specifications depends on the application, the nature of the features being tested, and
the materials used. Specifications may also vary within one part (e.g. critical mass). Some intrinsic
properties depend on the choice of material and the technology used. Relevant test procedures shall be
stipulated and adhered to.
5.2 Testing the material

The condition of the material can have a significant impact on the properties of the part. Significant
variations can arise due to storage and reutilization of the material and batch variations. Essential data
relating to the material shall be provided by the material supplier.
5.3 Monitoring the process

All additive manufacturing processes are computer-assisted. Therefore, it is fundamentally possible to
record and statistically analyse important process-related data such as process temperature, process
environmental conditions, time lapse and process speeds, beam parameter and emitted radiation,
and other process-related parameters. The need for and scope of process monitoring depends on the
required or anticipated reproducibility of the process and part quality for each application. Process
monitoring may be required by customer.

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The process stability can also be monitored repeatedly at different intervals at a constant geometry.
Test specimens for process monitoring should be as representative as possible compared to the
part. Complementary test specimens could be used to improve the testing of dimensional accuracy,
reproduction accuracy and process stability. The shape of test specimen and the nature and frequency
of testing shall be defined in agreement between the customer and part provider for each application in
accordance with applicable standards.
5.4 Testing the part

Relevant testing standards are given in Table 4.
Tests and their acceptance criteria shall be set out in the contract specification or agreement between
customer and part provider prior to manufacturing.

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principles
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machines
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compacted apparent bulk density
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form, orientation, location and run-out
[14] ISO 1143, Metallic materials — Rotating bar bending fatigue testing
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product documentation
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Part 1: Plain limit gauges of linear size
[17] ISO 2768 (all parts), General tolerances
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method
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procedures for the assessment of surface texture
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3) To be published. Revision of ISO/R 1938:1971.

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flowmeter)
[27] ISO 4497, Metallic powders — Determination of particle size by dry sieving
[28] ISO 4506, Hardmetals — Compression test
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jet sieve apparatus
[30] ISO 4892 (all parts), Plastics — Methods of exposure to laboratory light sources
[31] ISO 5579, Non-destructive testing — Radiographic testing of metallic materials using film and X- or
gamma rays — Basic rules
[32] ISO 6186, Plastics — Determination of pourability
[33] ISO 6507 (all parts), Metallic materials — Vickers hardness test
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analysis for determination of carbon content
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sizes
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flexural strength of porous ceramics at room temperature
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flowability of ceramic powders
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for the determination of particle size distribution of ceramic powders
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hardness of monolithic ceramics at room temperature
tensile strength of monolithic ceramics at room temperature
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(SEPB) method
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density and apparent porosity
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fracture toughness of monolithic ceramics — Single-edge V-notch beam (SEVNB) method

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particle size distribution of ceramic powders by laser diffraction method
fracture toughness of monolithic ceramics at room temperature by chevron-notched beam (CNB)
method
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[74] IEC 61675 (all parts), Radionuclide imaging devices — Characteristics and test conditions

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Additive manufacturing — General principles —

3 Terms and definitions

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[SOURCE: ISO 17296‑12)]

4 Main characteristics and corresponding test methods

— build material requirements: ductility;

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4.2 Selection criteria

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ture cient properties

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4.3 Performance criteria and quality characteristics

Quality characteristics Metal Plastics Ceramics

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5 Part and process testing — Specifications and quality criteria

5.2 Testing the material

5.3 Monitoring the process

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5.4 Testing the part

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