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BS EN 12704:2016

Adhesives for paper and board, packaging and disposable sanitary products. Determination of foam formation for aqueous adhesives

standard by British-Adopted European Standard , 08/31/2016

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BS EN 12704:2016 specifies a test method to determine the foam formation, or air entrainment during rapid stirring of aqueous adhesives with a maximum viscosity of 10 000 MPa·s at room temperature determined in accordance with EN 12092.


Cross References:
EN 923
EN 1067
EN ISO 15605
ISO 15605
EN 12092


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Published:
08/31/2016
ISBN(s):
9780580914829
Number of Pages:
12
File Size:
1 file , 1.7 MB
Product Code(s):
30329438, 30329438, 30329438
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  1. BS EN 12704:2016

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  2. BS EN 12704:2012


    Adhesives for paper and board, packaging and disposable sanitary products. Determination of foam formation for aqueous adhesives

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  3. BS 11/30247565 DC


    BS EN 12704. Adhesives for paper and board, packaging and disposable sanitary products. Determination of foam formation for aqueous adhesives

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  4. BS EN 12704:2000


    Adhesives for paper and board, packaging and disposable sanitary products. Determination of foam formation for aqueous adhesives

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