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This part of ISO 105 describes Test No. 5 of a series of five washing tests. A specimen of the textile, in contact with one or two specified adjacent fabrics, is mechanically agitated under defined conditions of time and temperature in a soap solution, then rinsed and dried. The change in colour of the specimen and the staining of the adjacent fabric(s) are assessed with the grey scales.

Establishes a consistent, repeatable means of evaluating characteristics of protective structures under loading. Applies to mobile or self-propelled specially-designed machines as defined in ISO 6814. Some figures illustrate the drop test objekt and drop test impact points. Annex A gives a standard test report; annex B contains additional information for originator of test request.

Specifies the general technical requirements to be met by pliers and nippers for electronics. They are intended for use on electronic components, printed circuit boards, etc. Certain terms are defined in ISO 5742. ISO 9657 does not apply to tools intended for working on live electrical circuits and for antistatic applications.

Establishes working principles for manual control of levelling devices, as defined in ISO 7227, for headlamp dipped beams for road vehicles. Some figures illustrate examples of use of symbols. Gives general specifications, for example: manual levelling devices shall be operable from the driving seat.

This part specifies rules for the use of symbols in basic logic systems needed for better understanding of pipe connections. This system may be used to define functions as well as for diagram circuitry. The rules specified in this part are applicable to any type of fluid power binary logic device, with or without moving parts.

This first edition cancels and replaces ISO 3545:1981. This part defines the most common symbols with the aim of standardizing and facilitating the use of terminology in standards for steel tubes and associated products. Six figures illustrate the meaning of the text.

This part defines the most common symbols with the aim of standardizing and facilitating the use of terminology in standards for steel hollow sections and associated products. Five figures illustrate the meaning of the text.

A graphical symbol is defined as a visually perceptible figure used to transmit information independently of language. It may be produced by drawing, printing or other means. Provides a synopsis of graphical symbols which are placed on equipment or parts of equipment of any kind in order to instruct the persons handling the equipment as to its use and operation.

Applies to the bulk density of bounded and coated abrasive macrograins. Defines the term "bulk density of abrasive macrograins", and gives apparatus, calibration of the measuring cylinder, method of measurement and expression of results.

This part defines the most common symbols with the aim of standardizing and facilitating the use of terminology in standards for steel hollow sections and associated products. Five figures illustrate the meaning of the text. Annex A contains the bibliography.