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BS 2F 66:1982

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Specification for rubber bonded cork sheets

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Hardcopy , PDF

Language(s)

English

Published date

31-03-1982

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Foreword
Specification
1. Scope
2. References
3. Composition
4. Surface finish
5. Thickness
6. Physical properties
7. Sampling
8. Routine inspection: testing
9. Packaging and marking
10. Inspection
11. Description for ordering
Appendices
A. Instrument for the measurement of thickness
B. Method of test for flexibility
C. Method for the determination of compressibility
D. Method for the determination of compression set
     and sideflow
E. Method for the determination of resistance to
     liquids
Tables
1. Thickness tolerance
2. Physical properties
3. Resistance to liquids
Figure
1. Apparatus for determining compression set and
     sideflow

Gives the requirements for synthetic rubber bonded cork sheet jointing material from which gaskets can be cut or stamped and suitable for use in systems involving contact with mineral oils, ester-based and other lubricating oils, petroleum fuels and aqueous coolants, but not where working temperatures exceed 150 Degrees C. They are not necessarily resistant to attack by mould growth under tropical storage conditions and have a high cork content in relation to synthetic rubber to give minimum sideflow (lateral spread) when compressed.

Committee
ACE/65
DevelopmentNote
Supersedes 81/71127 DC (07/2005) Reviewed and confirmed by BSI, November 2012. (10/2012)
DocumentType
Standard
Pages
10
PublisherName
British Standards Institution
Status
Current

This British Standard specifies the requirements for synthetic rubber bonded cork sheet jointing material from which gaskets can be cut or stamped.

The material is suitable for use in systems involving contact with mineral oils, ester-based and other lubricating oils, petroleum fuels and aqueous coolants, but it should not be used where working temperatures exceed 150 °C. Materials complying with all the requirements of this standard are not necessarily resistant to attack by mould growth under tropical storage conditions.

The material has a high cork content in relation to synthetic rubber to give minimum sideflow (lateral spread) when compressed.

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