GSO ISO 1248:2015
ISO 1248:2006
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
03 September 2015
Iron oxide pigments -- Specifications and methods of test
GSO ISO 1248:2015 Files
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21 Pages
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162.11
GSO ISO 1248:2015 Scope
This International Standard specifies the requirements and the corresponding methods of test for all manufactured and natural iron oxide pigments, in dry form, suitable for general use. These pigments are identified by Colour Index Nos.1) red 101 and 102, yellow 42 and 43, brown 6 and 7 and black 11, and includes “rapid-dispersion pigments”.
This International Standard does not cover micaceous iron oxide pigments (see Note 1), transparent iron oxide pigments, granular grey iron oxide (see Note 2) or magnetic iron oxide pigments other than those of Colour Index Pigment black 11.
NOTE 1 The requirements and the corresponding methods of test for micaceous iron oxide pigments are specified in ISO 10601.
NOTE 2 Granular grey iron oxides are too abrasive for general use.
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