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IS 14341 (1996): Textiles - Paper laminated high densitypolyethylene (HDPE)/polypropylene (PP) fabric forwrapping/covering [TXD 23: Textile Materials made fromPolyolefins]

IS 14341 : 1996

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TEXTILES - PAPER LAMINATED HIGHDENSITY POLYETHYLENE/

POLYPROPYLENE FABRIC FORWRAPPING/COVERING - SPECIFICATION

ICS 55.1)40

© BIS 1996

BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDSMANAK BHA VAN, 9 BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG

NEW DELHI 110002

March 1996 Price Group 1

Textile Materials Made from Pulyolctin» (Exclud ing Cordage) Sectional Co mmittee, TX 2.\

FORE\VORD

Th i- Indian Standard was ado pted by the Bureau o fI ndia n Standards, a fte r the dr aft fina lized by the Textil eMaterials Made from Polyolcfins (Excluding Cordage) Sectional Committee had been approved by theTextile Division Council.

As usc of paper laminated high density pol ycthylcne(HDPE)/polypropylene (PP) fabr ic for wrap­ping/covering of heavy equipment and articles has increased significa ntly, the committee de cided 10

formulate Indian Standard o n the subject based on the data coll ected from the industry.

For th e purpose of deciding whether a particular requirement of this s ta nda rd is co mplied with, the finalvalue, obse rved or cal culated. expressing the result ofa test or ana lysis, sha ll be rounded offin accordancewith IS 2 : 1960 . Rules for round ing o ff numerical values (revised)' , The number of significa nt placesret ained in the rounded o ff value sho uld be the same as that of the specified value in thi s s ta nda rd.

IS 14341 : 19%

Indian Standard

TEXTILES -PAPER LAMINATED HIGHDENSITY POLYETHYLENE/

POLYPROPYLENE FABRIC FORWRAPPING/COVERING - SPECIFICATION

1 SCOPE

3.1 The basic fabric used for manufacture ofpaper laminated fabric s ha ll he woven from

This standard covers high density pol yethylene(HDPE)/polypropylene (PP) fabric laminated withkraft paper used for wrapping/covering heavyequipments and articles.

2 REFERENCES

4.1 Freedom from Defects

The laminated fubric shall be frcc from any visibledefects. such as pin holes. tears. blisters. stains andundispcrscd bonding material.

4.2 Dimcnsions

The dimensions of the fabric shall be as agreed tobetween the buyer and the seller. However, 3

tol erance of ± 1.0 percent sha ll he pcrmiucd o n theagreed width.

4.3 The laminated fabric shall also conform to therequirements given in Table I.

HDPEiPP tapes (s('e IS 6192: 1<)94 and IS 11197 :1985). The minimum linear density of tapes shallhe &~.8 tex (&101.1) for fabric woven on Oat bcdloornand 100 rex (9l.X! d) for fabric woven on circularloom.

3.2 Kraft paper sha ll be laminated on one side orboth sides of the Iabric as specified by the pur ­chaser. using bitumen or low density polyethyleneor any other suitable bonding material. In case ofbitumen, the softening point shall be not less than&)0c. The kraft paper used for lamina lion havingmin imum mass of 70 glm: shall conform to GradeI of IS 1397 : 1990 (.5('£' IS 95&'{ : 1(90).

3.2.1 In case of bonding along width, the fabr ic:shall he bonded keeping a minimum overlap of 2.5em and then paper shall be bonded with minimumoverlap of 2.5 em.

4 REQUIREMENTS

tu«Kraft paper (second revision ]

Methods for determination ofweight per square metre a nd weightper linear metre of fabrics (firstrevision)

Methods for determination ofbreaking load and elongation ofwoven textile fabrics (secondrevision )

1969 : 19X5

Methods for random sampling

Textiles - Monoaxially orientedhigh density pol yeth ylene tapes ­Specification (second revision ]

Kraft liner (fi rst revision ]

Monoaxially oriented polypro-pylene tapes

3 MANUFACTURE

9588 : 1990

11197: 1985

·NOS : I%..~

6192: 1994

The foll owin g Indi an Standards arc necessary ad­juncts to this standard:

IS No.

1397: 1990

1964: 1970

Table 1 Physical Requirements for Laminated Fabrics(Clause 4.3)

SI !'ia. Charncterisue R~'llllrrmrnt

H,5 for single side la mina ted fabriC250 for double side laminated fabric

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IS 19M : 1'170

II) Break ing load . N (kgl)(5 em x 20 em strip)a) Widthwiseh) l engthwiscc) Joints

lJOO(til )600 (,,1)4(x) (4 1)

IS t969 : 1'1l'5(modiIicdgr. hlc."I)

I to 2021" 5051" 100101" 20066" 110

IS I·u·n : 1996

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The fabric shall be rolled or folded and shall bepacked as agreed tu between the buyer and these lle r,

6 MARKING

6.1 Each length of fabric (rolled/folded) shall bemarked legibly with the folluwing information:

a) Width of the fabric.b) Length of rolled/folded fabric.c) Mass. andd) Identification of source of manufacture.

6.2 815 Certification Marking

The fabric may also be marked with the StandardMark.

6.2.1 Ths usc of the Standard Mark is governed bythe provisions of the Bureau of Indian StandardsAct. 1986 and the Rules and Regulations madethereunder. The details of conditions under whichthe licence for the use of the Standard Mark may begranted 10 manufacturers or producers may be ob­tained from (he Bureau of Indian Standards.

7 S,\l\1I'I.ING AND CRITF.IUA FORCONFORI\UIY

7.1 Lot

All rolls (If the fabric of same type delivered to abuyer against one despatch note shall constitute alot.

7.2 The conformity of the lot to (he variousrequirements specified in the standard shall be

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determined on the basis of tests carried out 011 thesample selected from the lot.

7.3 Unless otherwise agreed. the number ofrolls /folded fabric selected at random for inspcc­tiun shall be as follows:Lot Size Number ofRolls/Folded Fabric

to be Selected12344 + 1 for every 100rolls/foldedfabric orpart thereofabove 200 rolls

7.3.1 For selection of samples at random from thelot. procedure given in IS 4905 : 1968 may hefollowed .

7.4 From each roll /folded fabric selected accord­ing to 7.3. approximately 3 square metre of thefabric of full width shall be cut. taking care toexclude not less than 200 mm from either ends ofthe fabric.

7..... 1 Each of the pieces obtained in 7.... shall beexamined for appearance (4.1) and dimensions(....2). For evaluating mass and breaking load. testspecimens shall be taken from each of the lestpieces referred above as detailed in methods of test.

7.5 The \01 shall be considered as conforming to

the standard if all the samples meet the specifiedrequirements.

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