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NS-EN 1790:1998

Sept 1998 Withdrawn

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Abstract

This standard specifies the laboratory requirements for the specific characteristics of, and the corresponding test methods for, new preformed road marking materials intended for permanent and temporary use. Most preformed road marking materials, hereafter referred to as 'preformed materials', do not change significantly their properties during application. For those materials the performance requirements for road users, in accordance with EN 1436, can be determined in the laboratory, before application on the road.

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Published: 9 September 1998
Withdrawn: 1 January 2014
Edition: 1998-06
Version: 1
Document type: NAT
ISBN:

ICS 93.080.20
National Committee SN/K 236

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