NF ISO 565
NF ISO 565

NF ISO 565

November 1990
Standard Current

Test sieves. Metal wire cloth, peroforated metal plate and electroformed sheet. Nominal sizes of openings.

La présente norme donne les dimensions nominales des ouvertures des tissus métalliques, des tôles perforées et des feuilles électroformées utilisées dans les tamis de contrôle et dont les valeurs constituent la désignation des fonds de ces tamis. En outre, le type d''ouverture est précisé.

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Publication date

November 1990

Number of pages

3 p.

Reference

NF ISO 565

ICS Codes

19.120   Particle size analysis. Sieving

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Sumary
Test sieves. Metal wire cloth, peroforated metal plate and electroformed sheet. Nominal sizes of openings.

La présente norme donne les dimensions nominales des ouvertures des tissus métalliques, des tôles perforées et des feuilles électroformées utilisées dans les tamis de contrôle et dont les valeurs constituent la désignation des fonds de ces tamis. En outre, le type d''ouverture est précisé.
Replaced standards (1)
NF X11-501
NF X11-501
December 1970
Standard Cancelled
Sieves and sieving. Woven metal wire cloth and perforated plate in test sieves. Nominal sizes and apertures.

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