STANDARD
ISO 1519:2002
Issue date: 2002 03 14
Paints and varnishes — Bend test (cylindrical mandrel)
This International Standard specifies an empirical test procedure for assessing the resistance of a coating of paint, varnish or related product to cracking and/or detachment from a metal or plastic substrate when subjected to bending round a cylindrical mandrel under standard conditions.
For a multicoat system, each coat may be tested separately or the complete system may be tested.
The method specified may be carried out either as a "go/no go" test, by carrying out the test with a single specified size of mandrel, to assess compliance with a particular requirement, or by repeating the procedure using successively smaller mandrels to determine the diameter of the first mandrel over which the coating cracks and/or becomes detached from the substrate.
Two types of apparatus are specified, type 1 being appropriate for use on test panels of thickness up to 0,3 mm, and type 2 for use on test panels of thickness up to 1,0 mm. Both types of apparatus have been found to give similar results with the same coating, but normally only one will be used for testing a given product.
General information on ISO 1519:2002
Timeline
An overview of the development of ISO 1519:2002 from 1973 til today.
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ISO 1519:20112011 01 06 Standard ISO 1519:2011, Edition: 2011 01 06Paints and varnishes — Bend test (cylindrical mandrel)
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ISO 1519:20022002 03 14 Standard ISO 1519:2002, Edition: 2002 03 14Paints and varnishes — Bend test (cylindrical mandrel)
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ISO 1519:19731973 12 01 Standard ISO 1519:1973, Edition: 1973 12 01Paints and varnishes — Bend test (cylindrical mandrel)
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