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ASTM The American Society for Testing and Materials
FMVSS Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard
FAR Federal Aviation Regulation (or Federal Acquisition
Regulation)
ISO International Standards Organization
K factor A standardized unit of thermal insulation value (Also
sometimes referred to as R factor)
Lbs/sqr. ft. Pounds per square foot, (generally of cell surface)
MIL Military Specification
PCF Pounds per cubic foot
PSA Pressure sensitive adhesive
PSI Pounds per square inch
SAE Society of Automotive Engineers
UL Underwriters Laboratories (similar to CSA - Canadian Standards
Association or CE - European Standards)
Selector Guide Specifications
ASTM D 1056 Classification system for cellular elastomeric
materials. Uses code letters to designate grades and performance norms. Note: two versions are references, the 1967
Issuance-67 and the 2000 Revision-00 both are primarily the same with the exception of the lettering callouts
which designate basic and additional properties.
ASTM D412 Test method for determination of a materials
properties under stress, elongation and tensile strength.
ASTM D471 Test method for determining a materials basic
resistance to hydrocarbon fluids.
ASTM 1171 Test method to determine a materials resistance to
ozone exposure.
ASTM C 177 Test method for determining a materials K or R
properties or thermal insulating values.
ASTM C 534 Method for determining a materials stability
properties (shrinkage characteristics)
MIL R 6130 Military specification for cellular rubber materials
and it has been replaced by ASTM D 6576 which contains essentially the same requirements. FAR 25.853 A/B Federal Aviation Regulation that establishes
standard methods for and ratings for aircraft interior materials flammability properties. FMVSS 302 Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard test method for
determining burn rate for automotive interior materials.
UL 94 Classification system for material flammability properties
(burn rate) in various modes of exposure.
UL 50/508 Classification system for gasketing materials with and
without adhesive systems. See file MH9949 at www.ul.com
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