Sae International Aerospace Parts List

CAGE Codes:

0U583                             SKY18                                 STF01                                 81343                                SD796

Operating Segments: Automotive, Automobile, Aerospace, and Commercial Vehicles

HQ: Warrendale, Pennsylvania, United States

Partner: NCAMP, FutureTech Auto, American Le Mans Series, Spotam, Aurora, Elsevier, The Graphene Council, Publons, Enago, Ford, GM, Toyota, etc.

About SAE International

The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) first began during the early 1900’s, caused by a rise of automobile manufacturers throughout the world. At this time, many automotive manufacturers sought each other’s advice to resolve common design problems and desired a set of standards to follow for ease of production. Noticing this trend, Peter Heldt and Horace Swetland, two magazine publishers, took it upon themselves to create ideas that would lead to the formation of the Society of Automobile Engineers in 1905. Initially, the president and vice president of this society were Andrew L. Riker and Henry Ford respectively, and the first decade proved fruitful with steady growth and technical journal publishing. As the society continued to expand and garner more attention,  the American Society of Aeronautic Engineers, Society of Tractor Engineers, and the power boating industry all became interested in obtaining standards that could benefit their sectors as well. To increase representation, the society decided to rebrand themselves as the Society of Automotive Engineers. To this day, the Society of Automotive Engineers continues to expand with new global chapters, and they continue to publish papers and journals for manufacturing use.

Products, Services, and Platforms

• Technical Standards: SAE International provides a forum to create technical standards and recommended practices. While they hold no legal ramifications for not following them, they are sometimes referenced by the NHTSA and Transport Canada.
• Standards Publications: SAE International runs a publication of technical information through various industry magazines, e-newsletters, books, and journals.
• SAE Foundation: SAE established the SAE Foundation as a means of encouraging and supporting Science and Technology education for students. These programs include a STEM program and the SAE Collegiate Design Series.

Subsidiaries/Partners

SAE International has partnered with NCAMP, FutureTech Auto, American Le Mans Series, Spotam, Aurora, Elsevier, The Graphene Council, Publons, Enago, Ford, GM, Toyota, and other companies and entities during their history. SAE International owns subsidiaries including Industry Standards Organization, ABP International Inc., CALISO Corporation, Effective Training, Inc., and SAE-UK.

Competitors

SAE International’s competitors include ASTM International, ASME, ISO, ASCE, AEA, American Galvanizers Association, ASM, ASNT, SFPE and Envirologics.