SIST EN 86:1996
(Main)Methods of testing windows - Water tightness test under static pressure
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- 31-Mar-1994
- 29-Feb-1996
- 91.060.50
- 89/106/EEC
- ISTP
Methods of testing windows - Water tightness test under static pressure
Prüfverfahren für Fenster - Prüfung der Schlagregendichtheit unter statischem Druck
Méthodes d'essais des fenetres - Essais d'étanchéité a l'eau sous pression statique
Metode preskušanja oken - Preskus vodotesnosti ob statičnem tlaku
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