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Polymers in Sport and Leisure ISO 10958-1:1998 ISO 10958-2:1999 ISO 11087:1997 ISO 11088:1998 ISO 11110:1997 ISO 11497:1998 ISO 11634:1996 ISO 13992:1997 ISO 14359:1997 ISO 14790:1997 ISO 378:1980 ISO 379:1980 Snowboards — Binding mounting area — Part 1: Requirements and test methods for snowboards without inserts Snowboards — Binding mounting area — Part 2: Requirements and test methods for snowboards with inserts Alpine ski-bindings — Retention devices — Safety requirements and test methods Assembly, adjustment and inspection of an alpine ski/binding/boot (S-B-B) system Winter-sports equipment — Test devices for the setting of the functional unit ski/boot/ binding — Requirements and tests Telemark skis and bindings — Binding mounting area — Requirements and test methods Snowboard-boots — Interface with ski-binding Alpine touring ski-bindings — Safety requirements and test methods Winter-sports equipment — Marking of parts made of polymer materials Snowboard plate-bindings without a release mechanism — Safety requirements and test methods Gymnastic equipment — Parallel bars Gymnastic equipment — Horizontal bar ISO 5903:1981 Gymnastic equipment — Landing mats and surfaces for floor exercises — Determination of hardness and impact damping ISO 5904:1981 Gymnastic equipment — Landing mats and surfaces for floor exercises — Determination of resistance to slipping ISO 5905:1980 ISO 5906:1980 ISO 5907:1980 ISO 11416:1995 ISO 14460:1999 PAS 008:1993 PAS 015:1999 PAS 30:1998 PAS 36-1:2000 PAS 36-2:2000 Gymnastic equipment — Landing mats (2,000 mm x 1,250 mm x 60 mm) Gymnastic equipment — Surfaces for floor exercices — Mats Gymnastic equipment — Surfaces for floor exercises — Boards Tennis rackets — Racket components and physical parameters Protective clothing for automobile racing drivers — Protection against heat and flame — Performance requirements and test methods Cricketers’ helmets Helmets for equestrian use Outdoor recreational multi-sports equipment. Specification Goals for small-sided football. Specification for metal goals Goals for small-sided football. Specification for plastics goals 20
References and Abstracts References from the Rapra Abstracts Database Item 1 Plastics News(USA) 12, No.51, 19th Feb.2001, p.13 ACCU-FORM’S KAYAKS TAKE ON RAPID GROWTH (SHORT ARTICLE) After entering the thermoformed kayak business, Accu- Form Polymers plans to expand the size of its North Carolina campus. The expansion will include two new vacuum forming stations to make kayaks and other products. The need for space partly stems from Accu- Form’s introduction of thermoformed ABS kayaks. The boats are stiffer and lighter than other plastic kayaks, which generally are rotomoulded. USA Accession no.807018 Item 2 Popular Plastics and Packaging 46, No.2, Feb.2001, p.20 EBONITE ENHANCES THEIR SEE-THROUGH BUDWEISER BOWLING BALL WITH REACTINT COLOURANTS FROM MILLIKEN CHEMICAL Ebonite International manufactures and sells a full line of clear bowling balls called EverClear. The company has signed a licensing agreement with Anheuser-Busch to produce the clear Budweiser Ball, which contains a replica of a Bud bottle coloured with Milliken Chemical’s Reactint encased in clear polyester. EverClear balls combine Ebonite’s open-pour, cast elastomer urethane and polyester technology with Reactint polymeric colourant. Ebonite uses a mixture of Reactint and polyester resin in the Budweiser Ball to replicate the beer bottle at the ball’s core. USA Accession no.806950 Item 3 Plastics News(USA) 12, No.46, 15th Jan.2001, p.4 DAIMLERCHRYSLER TACKLES MOULDED- IN-COLOUR BODIES Two of DaimlerChrysler’s three concept vehicles debuting at the North American International Auto Show feature composite, moulded-in-colour bodies. Both the Jeep Willys and Chrysler Crossfire concept vehicles have carbon fibre bodies over an aluminium frame that could be produced through injection moulding. USA Accession no.806797 Item 4 Composites Technology 7, No.1, Jan./Feb.2001, p.45-8 BOARDS IN THE EXTREME Dawson D New technologies for the production of surf boards, wake boards, and kite boards are examined. The use of composite materials for these high performance boards is discussed as the industry moves from personalised board production providing varying degrees of durability and performance, to highly engineered composite structures formed under compression and processed in controlled, heated autoclaves. Examples are given of the use of composite materials and manufacturing techniques by various board producers. USA Accession no.804764 Item 5 Composites Technology 6, No.6, Nov./Dec.2000, p.40-3 PERSONAL WATERCRAFT MOLDERS VALUE FRP DURABILITY AND STRENGTH Stewart R This article discusses the use of composites in the manufacture of personal jet-ski water craft. Section headings include: personal water-craft sales decline in maturing market, compression-moulding cycle is streamlined for efficiency, hulls of four Kawasaka models are layed up by hand, Yamaka hull design requires testing before tooling, lighter replacement hulls in aftermarket, Polaris models are layed up or sprayed up, and Bombardier moulders spray-up parts just-in-time. ADVANCED COMPOSITE ENGINEERING; ASHLAND SPECIALTY CHEMICAL CO.; BASF CORP.; BOMBARDIER RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS; CORE MATERIALS CORP.; KAWASAKI MOTORS CORP.USA; LORD CORP.; POLARIS INDUSTRIES INC.; PERSONAL WATERCRAFT INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION; YAMAHA MOTOR CORP.; US,NATIONAL MARINE MANUFACTURERS’ ASSOCIATION; ARCTIC CAT INC.; PREMIX INC. USA Accession no.804401 Item 6 Composites International No.42, Nov./Dec.2000, p.51-8 English; French PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT: COMPOSITES CAN TAKE THE KNOCKS Composites provide head-to-foot protection for firefighters, the military and motorcyclists. In the last ten years, composites have become the prime choice for © Copyright 2001Rapra Technology Limited 21
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