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ÖNORM EN 16245-1
Issue date: 2013 06 01
Fibre-reinforced plastic composites - Declaration of raw material characteristics - Part 1: General requirements
This European Standard specifies the minimum general information to be declared for materials to be used for manufacturing fibre-reinforced plastic composites products.
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Austrian Standards International
Format:
Digital | 10 Pages
Language:
German
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This European Standard specifies the minimum general information to be declared for materials to be used for manufacturing fibre-reinforced plastic composites products.
This document includes requirements for the Certificate of Analysis (CoA). The purpose of the CoA is to verify that material properties and quality conform to the declared values.
This part of the standard is applicable to resins, curing systems, additives and modifiers, fibres, fabrics and core materials. The current version of the standard includes the following:
- the thermoset resins polyesters and vinyl esters;
- glass and carbon fibres;
- knitted/stitched fabrics;
- foam core and balsa core.
ÖNORM EN 16245-1
2013 06 01
Fibre-reinforced plastic composites - Declaration of raw material characteristics - Part 1: General ...
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ÖNORM EN 16245-4
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Issue date :
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ÖNORM EN 16245-2
Issue date :
2013 06 15
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ÖNORM EN 16245-3
Issue date :
2013 06 15
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