BS ISO 6196-4:1998 - Micrographics. Vocabulary. Materials and packaging

BS ISO 6196-4:1998

Micrographics. Vocabulary. Materials and packaging

Status : Confirmed, Current   Published : April 1999

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Standard NumberBS ISO 6196-4:1998
TitleMicrographics. Vocabulary. Materials and packaging
StatusConfirmed, Current
Publication Date15 April 1999
Confirm Date03 December 2020
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
ReplacesBS 6054-4:1987, ISO 6196/4-1987
International RelationshipsISO 6196-4:1998
Draft Superseded By96/621057 DC
DescriptorsPhotographic materials, Vocabulary, Microforms, Photographic film, Photography, Reprography, Packaging, Microphotography, Microfilm
ICS01.040.37
37.080
Title in FrenchMicrographie. Vocabulaire. Supports et conditionnement
Title in GermanMikrographie. Begriffe. Materialien und Verpackung
CommitteeIDT/1
ISBN0 580 32330 7
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryYes
Pages28
File Size2.026 MB
Price£186.00


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