BS 3447:1962 - Glossary of terms used in the glass industry

BS 3447:1962

Glossary of terms used in the glass industry

Status : Withdrawn   Published : January 1962

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Classifies and defines a comprehensive list of terms widely used in and of special interest to the glass industry, covering types and properties of glass; raw materials; melting, forming and finishing processes; forms of glass and glassware; imperfections in glass; and occupational terms.




Standard NumberBS 3447:1962
TitleGlossary of terms used in the glass industry
StatusWithdrawn
Publication Date18 January 1962
Confirm Date01 November 2011
Withdrawn Date30 September 2016
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
Amended ByPD 4864
AMD 4854
Draft Superseded ByCZ(GLC)1015 DC
DescriptorsGlass, Ceramic and glass technology, Vocabulary, Raw materials, Melting, Production processes, Material-removal processes, Glassware, Flaws, Finishes
ICS01.040.81
81.020
Title in FrenchGlossaire des termes utilises dans l'industrie du verre
Title in GermanBegriffe aus der Glasindustrie
CommitteeLBI/1/2
ISBN0 580 03409 7
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryNo
Pages58
File Size4.195 MB
NotesThis standard is withdrawn as it is no longer relevant
Price£254.00


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