AMS 2681

AMS 2681 covers the procedures and requirements for the joining of metal parts using the electron beam welding process in non-fatigue critical applications. It covers requirements such as level of vacuum, underfill and undercut, etc. Overall it is not as demanding a specification as AMS 2680 and is more lenient on the acceptance of welds with defects.

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