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AS 3520-1988
[Current]Textiles — Tarpaulins
Specifies requirements for tarpaulins and shaped covers including canopies manufactured from: (a) rot and water-resistant duck, or (b) coated fabrics made from natural or synthetic fibres. Classifies tarpaulins and shapes covers into two types depending on the material they are made from, and into four duties. Covers seams, stitching, and appurtenances such as shortening lugs, eyelets and ropes.
Published: 04/01/1988
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Header
About this publication
PREFACE
1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 APPLICATION
1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.4 DEFINITIONS
1.5 CLASSIFICATION
1.5.1 Type
1.5.2 Designation
1.6 DIMENSIONS
1.7 MARKING
2 MANUFACTURING REQUIREMENTS
2.1 TYPE 1. DUCK TARPAULINS
2.1.1 Fabrics
2.1.2 Sewing thread
2.1.3 Seams
2.1.4 Stitching
2.1.5 Hems
2.1.6 Rope edges
2.1.7 Shortening lugs and eyelets
2.1.8 Ropes
2.2 TYPE 2. COATED FABRIC TARPAULINS
2.2.1 Fabrics
2.2.2 Threads
2.2.3 Seams
2.2.4 Seam breaking force
2.2.5 Stitching
2.2.6 Hems
2.2.7 Rope edges
2.2.8 Shortening lugs
2.2.9 Ropes
Cited references in this standard
[Superseded]
Methods of test for textiles, Part 2.3: Physical tests — Determination of breaking force and extension of textile fabrics
[Superseded]
Methods of test for textiles, Part 7.10: Quantitative analysis of fibre mixtures — Binary mixtures of certain cellulose fibres and polyester (method using sulphuric acid 75% m/m)
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DR 85279