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General| Brand | Volvo |
|---|---|
| Model | STD 420-0003 |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Fluid for the thermostatically controlled bath, temperature-stable and preferably water-soluble.
Non-alkaline type detergent for cleaning glass, to avoid corrosion and affect results.
Reference liquid for testing, obtained from specified sources or qualified suppliers.
Methanol-water mixture used for checking glass plate cleanliness.
Equipment must comply with ISO 6452 dimensional requirements and yield equivalent results.
Operates up to 130 °C, maintaining temperature within ± 0.5 °C.
Hollow, corrosion-resistant metal plates for cooling glass plates, maintaining mean water temp of 21 °C.
Heat-resistant glass beakers with specified dimensions and minimum mass.
Corrosion-protected steel rings to keep test pieces flat, with specified dimensions and mass.
Fluoro-rubber or silicone rubber rings with specific dimensions and hardness.
Glass plates for condensation, specified thickness and dimensions, with consistent reflectometer values.
Filter paper with specified diameter and mass per unit surface area.
Discs for laboratory use, specified thickness and diameter, handled with gloves to avoid contamination.
Instrument for measuring gloss with a 60° incident and 60° measurement beam.
Device to prevent contact with glass plate during reflectometer measurements.
For cleaning equipment, preferably connected to deionized/distilled water supply, operates at 80 °C.
For weighing, with scale divisions of 0.01 mg.
Rack for holding glass plates.
Drying materials used in desiccators.
Apparatus for preparing circular test pieces.
Powder-free polyethylene and lint-free cotton gloves for handling.
Container for drying samples with drying material.
Paper complying with French Standard NF Q 33-033 for cleaning.
Evaluates fogging using a glossmeter.
Evaluates fogging using a gravimetric method with a balance.
