- WER 000: Belonging to the Subject; not further Classified
- WER 001: Materials; Materials Science; Materials Physics
- WER 010: Physical Metallurgy; Metals Science (Do not Use Any More, See WER 100)
- WER 020: Composition and Structure of Materials (Texture, Microstructure)
- WER 023: Lattice Imperfections (Point Defects, Dislocation, Grain Boundaries, etc.), Inclusions
- WER 026: Structure of Interfaces (Phase Boundaries) and Surfaces
- WER 029: Texture (Anisotropy of Crystallite Orientation)
- WER 032: Recrystallization, Recovery, Diffusion and Similar Microscopic Movements (Grain Boundary Movement etc.)Diffusion in Solid State Physics see PHY 649
- WER 035: Nano-Structured Materials
- WER 036: Low-Dimensionally Structured Materials in General
- WER 037: Amorphous Metals and Alloys in General, Metallic Glass in GeneralMaterials with distinct metals see WER 100 ff
- WER 039: Other
- WER 023: Lattice Imperfections (Point Defects, Dislocation, Grain Boundaries, etc.), Inclusions
- WER 040: Thermodynamics of Materials (Aggregate States, Phases, Phase Changes)
- WER 060: Materials under Microgravitation, Material Research in SpaceMicrogravitation and Other Applications of Space Flight see VER 890
- WER 070: Material Layers, Metal FilmsMetal Foils as Rolling Stock see FER 369
- WER 080: Metallography; Structural Analysis (incl. Texture Analysis)
- WER 100: Metallic Materials
- WER 105: Alloys in General (Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Alloys, also Alloying)
- WER 115: Special Alloys; Shape Memory Alloys
- WER 120: Supraalloys; Superalloys
- WER 125: IntermetallicsMaterials with distinct metals see WER 300 ff
- WER 115: Special Alloys; Shape Memory Alloys
- WER 130: Iron and Steel (Ferrous Materials)Iron and Steel Industry see HUE 001
- WER 140: Iron; Pig Iron; Ferrous Alloy
- WER 150: SteelSintered Steel see WER 460
- WER 160: Unalloyed Steels; Low-Alloyed Steels; Carbon Steels
- WER 170: Alloyed Steels; Austenitic Steels; Martensitic Steels; Ferro-Alloys
- WER 172: Tool Steels; Engineering Steels
- WER 174: Construction Steels
- WER 176: High-Grade Steels
- WER 178: Special and Stainless Steels in General
- WER 182: Non-Rusting Steel; Non-Corroding Steel; Chromium-Nickel Steel
- WER 184: Low-Temperature Steel; Cryogenic Steel
- WER 186: Creep-Resistant Steel; Heat-Resistant Steel; Abrasion-Resistant Steel; High-Strength Steel
- WER 188: Machining Steel
- WER 190: Heat-Treatable Steel
- WER 192: Spring Steel
- WER 172: Tool Steels; Engineering Steels
- WER 200: Steel Casting (Cast Steel); Alloyed Cast Steel
- WER 220: Cast Iron; Materials for Casting; Cast AlloysSteel Casting, see WER 200
- WER 299: Others on Iron (Ferrous) Materials
- WER 140: Iron; Pig Iron; Ferrous Alloy
- WER 300: Non-Ferrous Metals and Corresponding Alloys
- WER 310: Light Metals and Corresponding AlloysLight Metal Cast see FER 245
- WER 330: Heavy Metals and Corresponding AlloysHeavy Metals as Pollutants see UMW 194
- WER 332: ZincZinc Plating see FER 871
- WER 334: Tin; Tinplate; White Metals
- WER 336: Lead
- WER 338: Copper; Brass; Bronzes
- WER 340: Nickel
- WER 342: Cobalt
- WER 344: Manganese
- WER 346: Other
- WER 332: Zinc
- WER 350: Noble Metals
- WER 360: High and Very High Melting Metals (Melting Point from 1800°C upward)
- WER 380: Low Melting Metals (up to 350°C)
- WER 395: Other Non-Ferrous Metals; Rare Earth Metals
- WER 310: Light Metals and Corresponding Alloys
- WER 105: Alloys in General (Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Alloys, also Alloying)
- WER 400: Special Materials, High-Performance Materials (Advanced Materials) in General (incl. Relevant Components and Structures)Superconductors see PHY 710 ff
- WER 410: Smart Materials
- WER 420: Composite Materials in General (incl. Reinforced Materials and Material Composites)Carbonaceous Composite Materials see WER 540
- WER 421: Nanocomposites
- WER 425: Metallic Composite Materials; Metal-Matrix Composite Materials
- WER 430: Ceramic Composite Materials; Ceramic-Matrix Composite Materials
- WER 435: Polymeric Composite Materials; Polymer-Matrix Composite Materials
- WER 440: Fibre Composite Materials (incl. Fibrous Materials)
- WER 450: Stratified Composite Materials
- WER 455: Particulate Composite Materials; Interpenetrating Composite MaterialsCermets see WER 516
- WER 458: Components and Structures Made of Material Composites
- WER 459: Other Composite Materials
- WER 460: Sintered Materials; Porous Materials; Metal Foams; Granular Materials
- WER 470: High-Temperature Materials, Low-Temperature Materials
- WER 480: Hard Metals (Metal Carbides) and Hard Materials, Wear-Resistant Materials
- WER 490: Soft MatterPlastics see WER 550 ff
- WER 495: Other Special Materials
- WER 410: Smart Materials
- WER 500: Non-Metallic Inorganic Materials
- WER 510: Ceramic Materials; Fire-Resistant Materials
- WER 513: Oxide Ceramics; Glass Ceramics
- WER 516: Cermets; Metal CeramicsHard Metals (Metal Carbides) see WER 480
- WER 518: Other Ceramic Materials
- WER 513: Oxide Ceramics; Glass Ceramics
- WER 530: Glass; Glas Fibre; Porcelain
- WER 540: Carbon Materials, Carbonaceous Composite MaterialsCarbon-Fibre Reinforced Materials see WER 440
- WER 545: Minerals, Stones (Quartz, Graphite, Sand ...)
- WER 549: Other Non-Metallic Inorganic Materials
- WER 510: Ceramic Materials; Fire-Resistant Materials
- WER 550: Plastics (Polymers); Polymer Physics
- WER 560: Thermoplastics (Plastomers)
- WER 570: Thermoset Plastics (Duromers)
- WER 580: Elastomers
- WER 590: Polymer Alloys; Polymer Blends
- WER 600: Specific Polymers
- WER 605: Biodegradable PolymersBiopolymers see WER 665
- WER 610: Fully Synthetic Polymers; Synthetic Resins
- WER 605: Biodegradable Polymers
- WER 659: Other
- WER 560: Thermoplastics (Plastomers)
- WER 660: Biogenous Materials; Materials from Renewable Primary Products
- WER 661: Natural FibresFibrous Materials in Textile Industry see IND 620 ff
- WER 665: Biopolymers (Bioplastics): Semi-Synthetic Plastics; Cellulosic Plastic Materials; Starch Derivative Plastic Materials)
- WER 670: Caoutchouc; RubberCaoutchouc Technology, Rubber Technology see CIT 760
- WER 680: LeatherTextiles; Textile Industry; Textile Technology see IND 600 ff
- WER 690: Paper; Corrugated CardboardPaper Manufacturing, Cellulose (Pulp) in General see IND 400 ff
- WER 699: Other Biogenous Materials
- WER 661: Natural Fibres
- WER 700: Materials Testing
- WER 800: Corrosion
- WER 810: Appearance of Corrosion
- WER 815: Types of Corrosion (Pitting Corrosion ...)
- WER 820: Chemical Effects (Galvanic Corrosion, Hydrogen Embrittlement, ...)
- WER 825: Physical Effects (Diffusion Effects, Erosion; High-Temperature Corrosion, Cavitation Erosion, ...)
- WER 830: Mechanical Effects (Stress Cracking Corrosion, Fretting Corrosion, ...)
- WER 835: Metallurgical Effects; Intercrystalline Corrosion
- WER 845: Other
- WER 815: Types of Corrosion (Pitting Corrosion ...)
- WER 860: Corrosion Due to Aggressive Substances ( Exhaust Fumes, ...); Atmospherical Corrosion; Rust
- WER 880: Corrosion Caused by Organisms
- WER 890: Damage Caused by Heat, Ultrasound and Radiation
- WER 900: Corrosion Prevention; Surface ProtectionSurface Technology, Surface Treatment see FER 800 ff
- WER 920: Active Protection against Corrosion; Anodic/cathodic Protection against Corrosion
- WER 940: Passive Protection against Corrosion; Protective CoatingCoating in General see FER 850 ff
- WER 970: Other Protection against Corrosion
- WER 920: Active Protection against Corrosion; Anodic/cathodic Protection against Corrosion
- WER 980: Corrosion Testing
- WER 990: Other
- WER 810: Appearance of Corrosion