EN 12943:1999
(Main)Filler materials for thermoplastics - Scope, designation, requirements, tests
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- 16-Nov-1999
- 30-May-2000
- 25.160.20
- CEN/TC 249
Filler materials for thermoplastics - Scope, designation, requirements, tests
Welding fillers are frequently used to join plastic components by hot gaswelding. The service ability of the finished part depends largely on the suitability of the welding fillers.
Schweißzusätze für thermoplastische Kunststoffe - Anwendungsbereich, Kennzeichnung, Anforderung, Prüfung
Verbindungen von Kunststoffteilen durch Warmgas-Schweißen werden vielfach mit Hilfe von Schweißzusätzen hergestellt. Die Eignung der Schweißzusätze beeinflußt wesentlich die Gebrauchstauglichkeit des Fertigteils.
Produits d'apport pour thermoplastiques - Domaine d'application, désignation, exigences, essais
On utilise fréquemment des produits d'apport pour assembler les composants plastiques par soudage aux gaz chauds. L'aptitude à l'emploi de la pièce finie dépend dans une large mesure de l'adéquation du produit d'apport.
Polnila za plastomere - Namen, označevanje, zahteve, preskusi
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2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.Schweißzusätze für thermoplastische Kunststoffe - Anwendungsbereich, Kennzeichnung, Anforderung, PrüfungProduits d'apport pour thermoplastiques - Domaine d'application, désignation, exigences, essaisFiller materials for thermoplastics - Scope, designation, requirements, tests83.080.20PlastomeriT
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