ISO 12625-9:2015
ISO 12625-9:2015

ISO 12625-9:2015

February 2015
International standard Current

Tissue paper and tissue products - Part 9 : determination of ball burst strength

ISO 12625-9:2015 specifies a test method for the determination of the resistance to mechanical penetration (ball burst strength procedure) of tissue paper and tissue products.Currently, two types of clamping devices are available on the market with two different diameters, one is with 50 mm and one is with 89 mm. ISO 12625-9:2015 applies for a 50 mm clamping device to be able to measure all sample sizes of tissue paper and tissue products and to be consistent with ISO 12625-11.

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Publication date

February 2015

Number of pages

10 p.

Reference

ISO 12625-9:2015

ICS Codes

85.060   Paper and board

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Sumary
Tissue paper and tissue products - Part 9 : determination of ball burst strength

ISO 12625-9:2015 specifies a test method for the determination of the resistance to mechanical penetration (ball burst strength procedure) of tissue paper and tissue products.

Currently, two types of clamping devices are available on the market with two different diameters, one is with 50 mm and one is with 89 mm. ISO 12625-9:2015 applies for a 50 mm clamping device to be able to measure all sample sizes of tissue paper and tissue products and to be consistent with ISO 12625-11.

Replaced standards (1)
ISO 12625-9:2005
ISO 12625-9:2005
May 2005
International standard Cancelled
Tissue paper and tissue products - Part 9 : determination of ball burst strength

ISO 12625-9:2005 specifies a test method for the determination of the resistance to mechanical penetration (ball burst strength procedure) of tissue paper and tissue products.

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