EN 248:1989
(Main)Sanitary taps - General technical specifications for electrodeposited nickel chrome coatings
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- 05-Jun-1989
- 22-Oct-2002
- 91.140.70
- 305/2011
- 89/106/EEC
- CEN/TC 164
Sanitary taps - General technical specifications for electrodeposited nickel chrome coatings
Sanitärarmaturen - Allgemeine Anforderungen für elektrolytische NiCr-Überzüge
Robinetterie sanitaire - Spécifications générales des revêtements électrolytiques de Ni-Cr
Sanitarne armature - Splošne tehnične zahteve za nikelj-krom galvanske prevleke
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2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.Sanitärarmaturen - Allgemeine Anforderungen für elektrolytische NiCr-ÜberzügeRobinetterie sanitaire - Spécifications générales des revetements électrolytiques de Ni-CrSanitary taps - General technical specific
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NOTE 2 For the purposes of brevity, sanitary tapware aerators will be detailed only as aerators in the rest of this document.
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