IS 14341: Textiles - Paper laminated high density polyethylene (HDPE)/polypropylene (PP) fabric for wrapping/covering

8 Pages·1996·2.4 MB·English

by  Bureau of Indian Standards

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IS 14341 (1996): Textiles - Paper laminated high density
polyethylene (HDPE)/polypropylene (PP) fabric for
wrapping/covering [TXD 23: Textile Materials made from
Polyolefins]
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IS 14341 : 1996

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Indian Standard
TEXTILES - PAPER LAMINATED HIGH
DENSITY POLYETHYLENE/
POLYPROPYLENE FABRIC FOR
WRAPPING/COVERING - SPECIFICATION
ICS 55.1)40
©BIS 1996
BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS

MANAK BHAVAN, 9 BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG
NEW DELHI 110002
March 1996 PriceGroup 1
Textile MaterialsMade from Pulyolctin»(ExcludingCordage) Sectional Committee, TX 2.\
FORE\VORD
Thi- IndianStandardwasadoptedbythe BureauofIndianStandards,afterthedraft finalizedbytheTextile
Materials Made from Polyolcfins (Excluding Cordage) Sectional Committee had been approved bythe
Textile DivisionCouncil.
As usc of paper laminated high density polycthylcne(HDPE)/polypropylene(PP) fabric for wrap
ping/covering of heavy equipment and articles has increased significantly, the committee decided 10
formulate IndianStandardonthe subjectbasedonthedata collected from the industry.
Forthepurposeofdecidingwhether aparticularrequirementofthisstandard iscompliedwith,the final
value, observedorcalculated. expressingtheresultofatestoranalysis,shallberoundedoffinaccordance
with IS2 : 1960. Rules for rounding offnumerical values (revised)',The number ofsignificant places
retained in the roundedoffvalueshouldbe the sameas that ofthespecifiedvalue in thisstandard.
IS 14341 : 19%
Indian Standard
TEXTILES -PAPER LAMINATED HIGH
DENSITY POLYETHYLENE/
POLYPROPYLENE FABRIC FOR
WRAPPING/COVERING - SPECIFICATION
1 SCOPE HDPEiPP tapes (s('eIS6192: 1<)94and IS11197:
1985).The minimum lineardensity oftapes shall
This standard covers high density polyethylene
he&~.8tex(&101.1)for fabricwovenonOatbcdloorn
(HDPE)/polypropylene(PP)fabric laminatedwith
and 100 rex(9l.X! d) for fabric woven on circular
kraft paper used for wrapping/covering heavy
loom.
equipmentsand articles.
3.2 Kraft papershallbelaminatedononesideor
2 REFERENCES
both sides of the Iabric as specified by the pur
The following Indian Standards arc necessary ad chaser. using bitumenor low density polyethylene
junctsto this standard: orany othersuitable bonding material. In case of
IS No. tu« bitumen,the softening pointshall be notlessthan
&)0c. The kraft paper used for laminalion having
1397: 1990 Kraft paper(second revision]
minimum massof 70glm:shallconform toGrade
1964: 1970 Methods for determination of I ofIS 1397:1990(.5('£' IS95&'{ :1(90).
weightpersquaremetreandweight
per linear metre of fabrics (first 3.2.1 In case ofbonding along width, the fabric:
revision) shallhe bonded keepingaminimumoverlapof2.5
em andthen papershallbe bondedwith minimum
1969:19X5 Methods for determination of
overlap of2.5em.
breaking load and elongation of
woven textile fabrics (second 4 REQUIREMENTS
revision)
4.1 Freedomfrom Defects
·NOS: I%..~ Methodsfor random sampling
Thelaminated fubric shall be frcc from any visible
6192: 1994 Textiles - Monoaxially oriented defects.such as pin holes.tears.blisters.stainsand
high density polyethylene tapes undispcrscd bondingmaterial.
Specification (secondrevision]
4.2 Dimcnsions
9588:1990 Kraft liner(firstrevision]
Thedimensionsofthe fabricshall be as agreed to
11197: 1985 Monoaxially oriented polypro-
between the buyer and the seller. However, 3
pylenetapes
toleranceof± 1.0percentshallhe pcrmiucdonthe
3 MANUFACTURE agreedwidth.
3.1 The basic fabric used for manufacture of 4.3 Thelaminatedfabricshallalsoconformto the
paper laminated fabric shall he woven from requirementsgiven in Table I.
Table1 PhysicalRequirementsfor LaminatedFabrics
(Clause 4.3)
SI!'ia. Charncterisue R~'llllrrmrnt ~frth..dof
T....t
(t)
H,5forsinglesidelaminatedfabriC IS19M:1'170
250fordouble side laminated fabric
II) Breakingload.N(kgl) ISt969:1'1l'5

(5em x 20emstrip) (modiIicd
a) Widthwise lJOO(til) gr.hlc."I)
h) lengthwisc 600(,,1)
c) Joints 4(x)(41)
IS I·u·n :1996
s I'ACKll'iG determinedon the basisof testscarriedout 011the
sampleselected from the lot.
The fabric shall be rolled or folded and shall be
7.3 Unless otherwise agreed. the number of
packed as agreed tu between the buyer and the
rolls/folded fabric selected at random for inspcc
seller,
tiunshall beas follows:
6 MARKING Lot Size NumberofRolls/FoldedFabric
tobe Selected
6.1 Each length offabric (rolled/folded)shall be I to 20 1
marked legiblywith the folluwinginformation:
21"50 2
a) Widthofthefabric. 51"100 3
b) Lengthofrolled/foldedfabric. 101"200 4
c) Mass.and 66" 110 4 + 1 for every 100
d) Identificationofsourceofmanufacture. rolls/folded
fabricor
6.2 815CertificationMarking
partthereof
above200 rolls
The fabric may also be marked with the Standard
Mark. 7.3.1 Forselectionofsamplesat randomfromthe
6.2.1 ThsuscoftheStandardMarkisgovernedby lot. procedure given in IS 4905 : 1968 may he
the provisions of the Bureau ofIndian Standards followed.
Act. 1986and the Rules and Regulations made
7.4 Fromeach roll/folded fabricselected accord
thereunder.Thedetailsofconditionsunderwhich
ing to 7.3. approximately 3 square metre of the
the licencefor the useoftheStandardMarkmaybe
fabric of full width shall be cut. taking care to
granted 10 manufacturersorproducersmaybeob exclude not less than 200 mm from either ends of
tainedfrom (he BureauofIndianStandards.
the fabric.
7 S,\l\1I'I.INGANDCRITF.IUA FOR
7.....1 Each of the pieces obtained in 7.... shall be
CONFORI\UIY
examined for appearance (4.1) and dimensions
7.1 Lot (....2). Forevaluating massand breakingload. test
All rolls (If the fabric ofsame type delivered to a specimens shall be taken from each of the lest
buyer against onedespatch noteshall constitutea piecesreferredaboveasdetailedinmethodsoftest.
lot.
7.5 The \01shall beconsidered as conformingto
7.2 The conformity of the lot to (he various the standard ifall thesamples meet thespecified
requirements specified in the standard shall be requirements.

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