GSO ISO 4630-1:2015
ISO 4630-1:2004
Gulf Standard
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Approved on
03 September 2015
Clear liquids -- Estimation of colour by the Gardner colour scale -- Part 1: Visual method
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GSO ISO 4630-1:2015 Scope
This part of ISO 4630 specifies a method for estimating, by means of the Gardner colour scale, the colour of clear, yellow/brown liquid products using colour-measuring instruments. The results might be invalid if other products are tested.
It is applicable to drying oils, varnishes and solutions of fatty acids, polymerized fatty acids, resins, tall oil, tall oil fatty acids, rosin and related products.
It is applicable to products having colours from Gardner 1 to Gardner 18. The Gardner scale is not applicable to products with colours lighter than 1 or darker than 18.
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